New Year's Greetings

Happy New Year! We look forward to working with you in the New Year.

At the exhibition at the end of last year, we had many visitors who said they read our blog.
Since this type of content is related to our business, it is difficult to be open about it, and we cannot get information about it by going to searchon the Internet.

In this respect, in my case, I am in a position to write whatever I want as long as it is not covered by a "nondisclosure agreement," which is why I am able to create this blog. The origin of our company name is also an acronym for "OpenVisionTechnology," and it can be said that we are doing what we have wanted to do for the past eight years.

However, my own thinking has changed dramatically over the past eight years.

The key points are "meeting with HALCON" and "developing FlexInspector.
The former successfully knocked down the conceit that "I can make the image algorithms myself," and gave me the idea that "I must provide the best to the users in the field (even if they have to pay expensive run-time license fees).
And the latter. It has dispelled my own preconceived notions and unquestioned common sense about image processing. All of the "whacky" ideas in this blog were taught to me by FlexInspector.

Without these, I don't think I would have been able to start the New Year with such clarity.

The "image processing inspection" is a labyrinth. Everyone may not have found the answer.
We would like to send out information that may provide some clues in this area, so please do not hesitate to contact us.