MVTec Software GmbH will launch version 23.05 of the standard machine vision software HALCON on May 23, 2023. The main feature here is Deep Counting, a deep-learning-based method that can robustly count large quantities of objects. In addition, improvements for the training of the deep learning technologies 3D Gripping Point Detection as well as Deep OCR have been integrated into the new HALCON version. Find out more about the new Halcon version!
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