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European Vision Technology Market Statistics 2011 published!
Data from hundreds of companies in the European machine vision industry has been evaluated for this report. In addition to the European analysis if now includes country-specific reports on France, Germany, Italy and the UK. Find out about:
- Customer industries for machine vision
- Leading machine vision applications
- European and world markets and their potentials
- Developments in machine vision systems and components
- Market differences between the leading European countries
- Technology shifts, market trends and high-growth application fields
- The potential of Green Vision, market opportunities and ecological impacts
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GenICam momentum remains strong
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Leading industry experts from around the world continue to work together to develop enhancements and grow adoption rates for the GenICam TM international machine vision standard.
"We devote our time to developing this standard," explains Vincent Rowley, a contributing member of the GenICam Technical Commitee and System Architect at Pleora Technologies, "because we see the tremendous value that a generic programming interface for all types of cameras can bring to our industry."
Read on.
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 General assembly prepares EMVA for future growth
Lisbon meeting sets the course for independent legal entity
The European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) has set the course for future growth of the organization with the goal to strengthen the current association activities and to build up additional support for all EMVA members. At the general assembly, which took place on April 19 prior to the 10th EMVA Business Conference 2012 in Lisbon/Portugal, the Executive Committee was mandated to transform the EMVA in an independent legal entity as a non-for-profit association. This will improve the visibility of the EMVA as a true European association. It will also make the organization more functionable, as it will enable EMVA to deepen its existing activities and to offer a much broader portfolio of services to its members in the future. ... >> read more
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The new EMVA Executive Committee from left to right:
Cor Maas (designated EMVA General Secretary from July 2012),
Ignazio Piacentini (Imaging Lab),
Gabriele Jansen (Vision Ventures),
Toni Ventura-Traveset (Datapixel),
Pierre-Alain Champert (Coherent).
Not on the photo:
EMVA Executive Committee
Member Dirk Käseberg (Mettler-Toledo Garvens).
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EMVA steps up activities in European research funding
The EMVA has launched several new activities for assisting its members in the field of European research funding. EMVA_research_funding.pdf [89kb]
Cooperation Agreement on Global Coordination of MV Standardization
The Cooperation Agreement on Global Coordination of Machine
Vision Standardization between the Machine Vision Associations AIA, EMVA
and JIIA aims at coordinating the development of machine vision
standards on a global level, broadening their reach and thereby
promoting the use of machine vision technology worldwide and in all
application areas. A summary is now available as download. Key_Elements_G3_Agreement.pdf [30kb]
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