Many people are initially wary of building an imaging system for a particular application. This often occurs in industry where there is an experience of the limitations of old fashioned imaging systems and technology. In our experience this caution can be well-founded as many system suppliers are still supplying imaging systems based upon software from the 1960's and 70's clothed in modern fast hardware. The main problem in building effective imaging systems is not the available hardware speed but the selection of suitable software methods. The need is for systems that work.
Inventions can perform software feasibility studies for demanding applications.
By implementing the algorithms in a controlled environment we can determine if a particular application is likely to succeed. In so doing we can often suggest a technical outline of the system and a project plan. Software Prototyping One stage up from the feasibility study is the prototype. Software prototype construction addresses the major technical demands of the system. We can supply software prototypes for advanced imaging applications.