Embedded Advisor Names EmbedTek Top Vision Provider
EmbedTek was named a Top 10 Imaging & Machine Vision Solution provider by Embedded Advisor in their December-January issue.
PCI Express Versions 4.0 and 5.0 will Increase Speed, Reduce Bottlenecks
Updated versions of PCIe will improve the speeds at which data can move within computer systems, in particular, those with graphics and sound.
Kent Tabor Featured in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
EmbedTek president Kent Tabor was featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel C-Level column to talk about a culture of inventive engineering.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 20X0 Add Ray Tracing and General Performance Upgrade
GeForce RTX 20X0 is here. For those looking to leverage ray tracing in their 3D graphics, the transition will be similar to typical Nvidia updates
High Performance Portable Medical Image Generator with Touch Screen
EmbedTek developed a portable medical image generator rated with the high performance our customer needs and to ISO and FDA standards.
EmbedTek Featured in Vision Systems Design Magazine
Vision Systems Design featured EmbedTek in the May 2018 issue, covering how EmbedTek uses COTS and open source to create better, faster, and cheaper vision systems.
Vision System Game Changers: COTS and Open Source
COTS camera sensors and open source software have dramatically shifted the industrial vision systems playing field, opening up opportunities for nearly any OEM in any industry to improve equipment design, device control, and operational outcomes.
Hardware-Independent System Health Monitoring
Remotely monitoring systems is a requirement in today’s IoT environment. EmbedTek’s platform is applicable to virtually any system by any brand.
High-Performance In-Vehicle Camera System
Embedtek designed an in-vehicle, embedded image processor that collects and analyzes data from multiple video inputs while operating reliably in the trunk of a vehicle.
Seamless Audio/Visual System Improves Medical Training and Simulation
People learn best when they can visualize the subject matter. Networked Audio/Visual (A/V) systems can bring a realistic multi-media experience to medical training and simulation.
