MVTec Software, a global provider of machine vision software, will be exhibiting again this year at SEMICON Europa in Munich, taking place from 12 –15 November 2024. In hall 2, booth C2100, MVTec will be showcasing the benefits of machine vision technology for semiconductor and electronics manufacturing.

MVTec is strengthening its activities in Taiwan and establishing its own subsidiary in Hsinchu, southwest of Taipei.

MVTec will be presenting its comprehensive machine vision portfolio at this year's embedded world in Nuremberg, Germany.

MVTec Software, a global manufacturer of machine vision software, will demonstrate at the SPS - Smart Production Solutions trade fair at hall 6, booth 424 from 14―16 November 2023 – how easy it is to integrate machine vision software into the process environment.

Machine vision software is becoming more prevalent in the continually diverse process of semiconductor manufacturing.

Christian Vollrath, Head of Computer Vision at wenglor sensoric group, and Dr. Olaf Munkelt, Managing Director of MVTec Software GmbH, officially confirmed the deepened partnership between the two companies at the automatica 2023 trade fair in Munich.

MVTec will demonstrate its technological leadership during VISION China Shanghai from 11th-13th July.

MVTec Software is expanding its existing training portfolio with the founding of the MVTec Academy, starting on June 13, 2023.

MVTec Software has launched version 23.05 of the standard machine vision software HALCON. The focus of the new release is deep learning methods. The main feature here is Deep Counting, a deep-learning-based method that can robustly count large quantities of objects.

MVTec Software will launch version 23.05 of the standard machine vision software HALCON on May 23, 2023.

With MVTec MERLIC, a software for machine vision, it is possible to both develop and solve complete machine vision applications even without any programming knowledge.

MVTec Software, a specialist global manufacturer for machine vision software, released the version 5.2 of its image processing software MERLIC on 20 October 2022.

MVTec Software GmbH will launch the latest version (5.2) of its easy-to-use machine vision software MERLIC on October 20, 2022.

MVTec Software will launch the new release (22.11) of its HALCON standard machine vision software on November 22, 2022.

Trade fair presence in the context of the company’s 25th anniversary. Presentation of the versions of HALCON and MERLIC. MVTec offers diverse program of demos, talks, and events.

MVTec Software GmbH, an international provider of machine vision software, is partnering with AAEON Technology Inc. and Basler AG to provide an easy-to-use machine vision bundle with integrated deep learning technologies. Named the “UP Squared Pro AI Vision Development Kit,” the bundle is ready to use upon delivery and is designed for a wide range of possible applications.

On February 3rd, MVTec Software presented its informative, annual Innovation Day in digital format for the first time. More than 400 attendees from over 190 companies, 33 countries, and five continents benefited from brand-new information on innovative technologies and the latest machine vision trends, such as deep learning, embedded vision, and 3D vision.

MVTec Software has advanced its strategic international growth initiative. With its new distribution partner CameraIQ, the Munich-based company is now gaining a stronger foothold in the growing Russian market. The partnership is aimed at strategically expanding MVTec's distribution network in this region and increasing its local visibility among Russian customers.

MVTec Software has announced that it is strengthening its presence in China. The Munich-based company has opened a branch near Shanghai: MVTec Vision Technology (Kunshan). MVTec has been operating successfully in the Chinese machine vision market for more than ten years.

MVTec Software has announced that it will launch a new Progress release of its standard software HALCON on May 20, 2020. HALCON 20.05 offers both entirely new features and updated technologies from the previous version, which can be used to further optimise machine vision processes.