Keox and Innomiles: Building a Partner Relationship

Keox Technologies, Inc. and Innomiles International Co., Ltd. have announced a strategic partnership offering industrial machine vision solutions for customers in Asia and North America.   Based on the cooperation, Keox Technologies will develop machine vision and other non-contact inspection solutions utilizing resources from Innomiles’ machine vision software and hardware, in addition to developing state-of-the­-art customized inspection solution for end users. The goal of this strategic partnership is in strengthening and expansion of activities in both Asia and North America and building up the following business operation portfolio:   Distribution of Innomiles software licenses and hardware components Application consulting Maintenance,
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ASCII Table with Descriptions – Machine Vision Software Code Reference

ASCII, acronym for “American Standard Code for Information Interchange”, was developed in the 1960’s but is still in important use today.  (No matter what people say about RS-232, it’s still the appropriate protocol to use sometimes AND it’s still very reliable!)   More often than not, we need access to the ASCII tables when we’re coding our applications in C#.  Therefore, the following is a handy reference that we’d like to share with fellow engineers.   The standard table has 128 characters, using 7-bits with the 8th bit as a parity check.  The term “Extended ASCII Code” is somewhat unclear,
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The Vision Show 2018 Boston – Top 3 Takeaways from This Year’s Show

Every other year the Machine Vision industry looks forward to one of the most important trade shows for us in the industry – The Vision Show.  This year, The Vision Show 2018 seems to be a little bigger than in the past, with 150+ exhibitors in Boston. As with most industry and tradeshows, The Vision Show 2018 highlighted trends in the industry with conferences and speakers.  The latest trends in the industry seems to be in Embedded Vision, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Collaborative Robots (Cobots), to just name a few. Instead of focusing on the usual highlights of the
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