Binarization Image Processor – software that supports very large image batches. Created especially for professionals involved with paper and microfilm scanning and digitization, Binarization Image Processor (BIP) is already being successfully used by over 30 different microfilm bureaus in New Zealand, Australia, the US, the UK and Canada. BIP`s use of cutting-edge techniques including dynamic thresholding, local area adaptive binarization and OCR
Healthscreen to Release Third Quarter 2008 Financial Results and Hold Investor Conference CallTORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 21, 2008) - Healthscreen Solutions Inc. (TSX VENTURE:MDU), Canada's premier provider of physician practice enhancement services and electronic medical record (EMR) software will release its third quarter fiscal 2008 financial results as at and for the three months ended June 30, 2008 on Tuesday August 26, 2008 after close of the financial markets. Healthscreen will also host a conference call on Wednesday August 27, 2008 at 10:30AM EST. Mr. Justin Belobaba, President and CEO, and Mr. Eugene Bomba, CFO will review the quarter-end results and respond to questions during the call.
Futuremark Announces Groundbreaking Automotive Demo for Audi at NVISIONSAN JOSE, CA--(Marketwire - August 25, 2008) - NVISION -- Futuremark , creators of the industrystandard benchmarking software forgraphics performance for OpenGL ES and DirectX APIs, has created ademonstration for Audi 's In-Car GraphicsSystem future concept to be shown for the first time at NVISION in San Jose. It delivers afully rendered car dashboard and all instruments shown in a 3D view,including 3D navigation using stunning and realistic effects and views aswell as a 3D car infotainment system with vehicle info and cool 3Denvironmental controls rendered in real-time for on-road Automotive usage.
Binarization Image Processor – software that supports very large image batches. Created especially for professionals involved with paper and microfilm scanning and digitization, Binarization Image Processor (BIP) is already being successfully used by over 30 different microfilm bureaus in New Zealand, Australia, the US, the UK and Canada. BIP`s use of cutting-edge techniques including dynamic thresholding, local area adaptive binarization and OCR