All of the Opteon capabilities, even when supporting multi-threaded, multi-processor applications are accomplished through code-free tools like Cockpit™, ActiVision™ or Chassis™ or a very simple though powerful Application Programming Interface.

Auto-Configuration

When your computer boots, Opteon software identifies all of the imaging sources that are currently available to your computer anywhere in your enterprise. A graphic camera-setup screen will tell you what imaging resources are available, let you view the default settings, and observe the images they produce as well as store and retrieve them from disk and CDROM.

Over 40 parameters can be set for each Opteon camera on-the-fly, at full frame rates.

Deterministic Controllability

Opteon cameras can be completely configured, either from the screen, or programmatically. All image system changes can be made from your user-mode executable code and are applied to the precise queued acquisition you expect them to affect – no guessing about which acquisition will reflect your latest command. All camera settings can be different for each successive frame, even when a camera is delivering over 300 images per second.

Unlimited Agility

The agility of Opteon cameras means that it is easy to intersperse images from several different types of cameras, using different light sources, and from different perspectives in a precise order and synchronized with real world operations as diverse as parts moving through high speed manufacturing environments, people moving through crowds, or cars moving through intersections. It is even possible to specify how many exposures you would like to take of an object at fixed intervals for time/motion studies.

Self-Targeting

Opteon cameras can even find their own targets, sending data and instigating control signals only in the presence of particular objects at specific locations in the field of view.

Configure Your Own Opteon Imaging System

The Camera Selection will allow you to specify your exact needs for an imaging system.