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Sherlock |
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Sherlock is a machine vision point-and-click software environment specifically
intended to simplify development and deployment of high performance alignment,
gauging, inspection, assembly verification, and machine guidance tasks.
Sherlock 8.30.00 also includes over 300 optimisations and bug fixes along with new features such as:
• Modular Transfer Function (MTF) tool for measuring lens performance and focus quality.
• DirectShow driver support for greater hardware compatibility.
• MQTT PLC support for seamless industrial communication.
• Import and export of subroutines for streamlined workflow.
With no language programming required, System Integrators and End-Users
of machine vision find the rapid prototyping environment of Sherlock greatly
reduces development time and helps speed up time-to-market.
Sherlock's extensive library of instructions, preprocessors, and algorithms
can be combined in a variety of ways to solve simple or very demanding
tasks, and the design environment is comprised of multiple configurable
windows that can be moved, resized, or hidden to support user preferences.
Maximum design flexibility is provided to allow users to customize algorithms, construct scripts and develop operator interfaces. . The user graphically applies tools to regions of interest on the image, which are then connected through instructions and conditional statements to form a program or investigation. Custom formulas and control operations are easily constructed using the Sherlock script tool and connectivity with the outside is provided through discrete I/O and network commands that support standard factory protocols.
The Sherlock software environment also provides Monitor, Surveillance
and SPC Reporter utilities for gaining insight into vision task program
flow, internal/external events, internal variables, or other parameters.
The software includes a client design interface installed on a PC that
communicates with the server or engine embedded on the camera. During
development, images from the camera are fed directly to the Sherlock GUI
and commands from the program are executed directly on the camera. This
methodology optimizes the user design experience while providing an accurate
representation of runtime performance. A secondary interface is available
through a standard web browser for device setup, runtime monitoring and
firmware updating.
Sherlock software comes embedded into the BOA PRO series of smart cameras.
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• 32 bit version |
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