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Matrox Announces CoPilot

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By DE Editors  

October 17, 2016

Matrox Imaging has released CoPilot, an evaluation and prototyping companion to the Matrox Imaging Collection (MIL) collection of software tools.

A 64-bit Windows-based application, MIL CoPilot provides a unified interactive environment to experiment with MIL, allowing programmers to test one or more approaches to solving an application before writing any code, the company states. It can be used for machine learning, medical imaging and analysis applications.

“MIL CoPilot will streamline the whole MIL-based application development cycle,” said Pierantonio Boriero, product line manager, Matrox Imaging. “From investigation, to design, verification, and finally coding, MIL CoPilot offers programmers the environment they need to make decisions about, and start their next vision project in a time-efficient manner.”

For more information, visit Matrox Imaging.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 

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