If you want to put a custom user interface on Sherlock32, you can write a Visual Basic program calling the Sherlock32 application from server mode. For high volume applications, you can write a complete custom application calling MVTools, the core machine vision algorithms from Sherlock32. Programming using MVTools after prototyping in Sherlock32 assures performance before spending a lot of development time. Creating custom machine vision applications that are both robust and fast can be very challenging and time consuming. This method empowers OEMs and System Integrators with the ability to focus on the application without spending time developing core vision algorithms.
Faster development means faster time to market without sacrificing.
You can deploy your system at this point, or you can design a Visual Basic front-end or completely write a custom application by exporting your Sherlock32 algorithms into MVTools.