With the techniques shown in “3D in 2D Images – Part III“ we have the ability to create the 3D pose of any object represented by a 2D polygon – we can call it PolygonMatch3D based on the very powerful Scorpion Vision Software tool PolygonMatch which locates any occluded polygon with sub-pixel accuracy in 2D In [...]
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We are proud to add Spanish language support to supplememt Norwegian, English and German with Scorpion Vision Software 9.2.
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We are continously working to improve Scorpion Vision Software with valuable features. One feature worth to mention is CylinderMonoPose3D – locate a cylinder with a single camera. The setup dialog contains the following properties: 3D camera calibration The diameter of the cylinder The two edge lines of the cylinder What can we do? How valuable [...]
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Have you ever wonder at what angle you can measure at when working in 2D. My rule of thumb has been 20 to 30 or maybe 45 degrees if you have a proper 3D calibration or if you take the effort to calibrate in the object plane. This example has changed my understanding of extracting [...]
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We are pleased to read that we make Mr Grey at Machine Vision 4 Users happy! Scorpion Vision Apps are all about making nice system that provides functions to it’s users. The AutoFocus Touch System is a bright idea from Scorpion Vision Ltd – where we at Tordivel has provided a nice Scorpion Vision Apps [...]
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Playing around with my 3D Stereo Vision profiles provides valuable insight into the difference between 2D machine vision and 3D machine vision. Measurement in 3D I have measured using stereo-vision the following values: r1 and r2 – the stop cock radius the values deviates with 0.02 mm the pixel-resolution is 0.08 mm – indicates sub-pixel repeatability [...]
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Combining the two images below we can extract the 3D location (x,y,z) of any edge-point with sub-pixel accuracy in 3D. Measuring the 3D pose of the stop-cock The zoomed images shows the accuracy we get with Scorpion Vision Software 9. The following is measured: The 3D-position (x,y,z) of two edge points z1 and z2 The [...]
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Scorpion Vision Software 9.1.0.505 adds integrated support for the latest OpenCV version 2.3. There is a series of new samples included Scorpion Vision Installer both raw code sample and ready to use STC – Scorpion Tool Components – template ready to be integrated into your Scorpion application. The integration of OpenCV into Scorpion Vision Software [...]
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Enjoy this fine Fish Farming Video where Maskon is performing Automatic Fish Vaccination at incredible speeds 7000 fish / hour. The core image processing is of course performed by the accurate, robust and reliable Scorpion Vision Software:)
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STC – Scorpion Vision Framework is a strategic innovation in the version 9 of the Scorpion Vision Framework. Since we started developing Scorpion 12 years and 504 builds ago we have had a dream to be able to create components based on Python scripts and Scorpion Tools by it self. The dream is now becoming [...]
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