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News Release from: UK Industrial Vision Association
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Team on 21 June 2005
Association aims to encourage
universities
The UK Industrial Vision Association is aiming to set up closer links with academic research institutions by making its research membership category free of charge.
The UK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA) is aiming to set up closer links with academic research institutions by making its research membership category free of charge Research membership is open to any organisation involved in research or training in the area of industrial vision, but if they have commercial activities as well, they would only be accepted as full members
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 7 Dec 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Industrial vision forums are open to all
The UKIVA is adding two forum sessions to its popular free seminar programme at the IPOT/Machine Vision Show in February 2005 at the NEC.
A number of facilities will be available to research members.
A research directory will be created on the UKIVA website, which will contain contact details and reciprocal links and a short report on the nature of the research being undertaken.
There will also be a separate listing of training courses offered by all classes of members.
UKIVA Director, Don Braggins, said: "The association is keen to encourage universities to produce as many machine vision-literate graduates as possible and any way we can help promote the research activities will help towards that goal".
"Membership also gives research organisations the opportunity to communicate more closely with commercial organisations who are full members".
"In addition, it makes the UKIVA website an even more informative portal for people who want to find out about vision".
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