Standardization is the key to the success of machine vision technology. Machine vision standards are commonly developed in the standard working groups and here by dedicated individuals. The EMVA interview ... read more
Standards Today
For the EMVA it is of highest priority to support the development and the global acceptance of Machine Vision Standards.
Having widely established standards has been key for success of many technological innovations for decades, not only in industrial applications but also in everybody’s day-by-day.
To achieve this goal the EMVA is hosting several international vision standards like GenICam, EMVA1288 or OOCI and cooperates with other vision associations covering North America, China, Japan and Germany.
Titled ‘Standards Today‘ this section provides insights to actual news from the world of machine vision standards.
Standardization is the key to the success of machine vision technology. Machine vision standards are commonly developed in the standard working groups and here by dedicated individuals. The EMVA interview ... read more
Standardization is the key to the success of machine vision technology. Machine vision standards are commonly developed in the standard working groups and here by dedicated individuals. The EMVA interview ... read more
Standardization is the key to the success of machine vision technology. Machine vision standards are commonly developed in the standard working groups and here by dedicated individuals. The EMVA interview ... read more
With standards working group meetings, Future Standards Forum and Plugfest the spring International Vision Standards Meeting laid once again the foundation for interoperability of cameras, systems and software. Vienna/Barcelona, April ... read more
In March 2022, The Khronos® Group and the EMVA joined forces to establish a Khronos working group to develop an open royalty-free API standard for controlling cameras and sensors in ... read more
Two times a year, the International Vision Standards Meeting (IVSM) gathers machine vision experts in the standard working groups to further develop the most commonly used standards in the machine vision industry. Due to ongoing pandemic restrictions in some parts ... read more
The EMVA informs that the old EMVA 1288 standard license expired for all users on June 21, 2022. From this date on, new datasheets in which data is designated as EMVA 1288 compatible and marked with the EMVA 1288 logo ... read more
Communication of EMVA 1288 standard logo and compatibility of data sheets as of June 21 requires new license Also co-designing terms of GenICam standard in working group adjusted Barcelona, Spain; June 23rd, 2022. With the release 4.0 of the EMVA ... read more
