In our previous Support item we described the preliminary steps for training a deep learning (DL) classifier in HALCON. In…
In our previous Support item we described the preliminary steps for training a deep learning (DL) classifier in HALCON. In…
Setting up a GigE Vision image acquisition device with HALCON is easy. Just connect the camera and grab images… But…
The deep learning (DL) functionalities of HALCON 17.12 enable users to train a DL classifier for their specific application without…
Deflectometry is useful for inspecting reflective (specular) surfaces. These surfaces are tricky to inspect with other methods, due to a…
Fig 1: Calibration and measurement planes with emphasised differences (misalignments and offsets). Many HALCON users are dealing with…
The parameter “Greediness” defines a tradeoff between speed and completeness. On the one hand, the search speed can be increased…
Gain ‘Deep Learning’ out of the Box with HALCON 17.12. Users will be able to train their own classifier using…
Let’s have a look at some helpful tools that are provided to simplify the debugging process in HDevelop. Beside some…
A recommended practice for setting up classification tasks and OCR: Regularly review your growing set of training data with the HDevelop…
In a previous support article we described the use of regularisation during the training of a multilayer perceptron (MLP) to…
When training any classifier, the goal is to train it so that it generalises well for unknown data. However, in…
HALCON’s surface-based matching is a powerful, field-proven technique to locate individual objects within point-clouds. Translating the found poses into robot…