Imaging Leader AccuSoft Ships Major New Releases of Three of its Popular ImageGear Imaging Toolkits for Software Developers.Specialized SDKs Feature Support for Vista OS, JPIP JPIP JPEG Interactive Protocol Compression Streaming Protocol, and Medical Waveforms Plus Advanced Support for CAD & PDF File Editing NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. -- AccuSoft[R] Corporation, the leading supplier of high-performance imaging SDKs, image processing, and data analysis software, announced today that it is shipping major new releases of three of its award-winning ImageGear[R] imaging toolkits. ImageGear Professional version 15, ImageGear Enterprise version 15, and ImageGear MD version 15 offer imaging application software developers many new features, including JPIP compression streaming protocol support, the ability to read and write vector data, enhancements to PDF file editing, medical waveform support and much more. In addition, these toolkits -- as do all of AccuSoft's SDKs -- support the upcoming Microsoft Windows Vista operating system. As a result, developers can create their imaging applications with the security of knowing they will not need to be modified for the future Vista release. The new ImageGear releases continue AccuSoft's long history of supplying leading-edge imaging toolkits to software application developers that protect their investment for the future. New features in the toolkits include: * Support for the JPIP protocol, a compression streaming protocol that works with JPEG JPEG in full Joint Photographic Experts Group Standard computer file format for storing graphic images in a compressed form for general use. JPEG images are compressed using a mathematical algorithm. 2000 to produce an image using the least bandwidth required. This protocol is very useful in applications such as medical imaging where only a portion of an entire image is requested to be transferred. * The ability to read and display DICOM (medical, standard) DICOM - (From Digital Imaging and COmmunications in Medicine) A standard developed by ACR-NEMA (American College of Radiology - National Electrical Manufacturer's Association) for communications between medical imaging devices. waveforms for ECG ECG electrocardiogram. ECG abbr. 1. electrocardiogram 2. electrocardiograph ECG Also called an electrocardiogram, it records the electrical activity of the heart. and HD modalities and also have access to the image's data set. (ImageGear MD toolkit only) * Additional functionality around Scalable Vector Graphics (graphics, World-Wide Web) Scalable Vector Graphics - A W3C standard for vector graphics, based on XML. http://w3.org/Graphics/SVG/. (SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) A vector graphics format from the W3C for the Web that is expressed in XML. Introduced in 2001, SVG was designed to become the standard vector format just as GIFs and JPEGs have become the standard bitmaps for the Web. ), an XML XML in full Extensible Markup Language. Markup language developed to be a simplified and more structural version of SGML. It incorporates features of HTML (e.g., hypertext linking), but is designed to overcome some of HTML's limitations. markup language for describing two-dimensional vector graphics. Version 15 products now support rendering solid 3D vector data with adjustable lighting as well as wireframe An umbrella term for a general outline of some structure. For example, the rough design of Web pages may be called wireframes. See wireframe modeling. 3D vector data with no lighting. In addition, developers can create applications that both read and write to SVG. * The ability to convert scanned pages into PDF-searchable text by applying optical character recognition optical character recognition (OCR), method for the machine-reading of typeset, typed, and, in some cases, hand-printed letters, numbers, and symbols using optical sensing and a computer. (OCR OCR in full optical character recognition Scanning and comparison technique intended to identify printed text or numerical data. It avoids the need to retype already printed material for data entry. ) to the text images and converting them into normal text. * Additional flexible annotation marks, including text, line, freehand polyline, rectangle, ellipse, polygon, polyline, audio, image, ruler, protractor protractor Instrument for constructing and measuring plane angles. The simplest protractor is a semicircular disk marked in degrees from 0° to 180°. A more complex protractor, for plotting position on navigation charts, is called a three-arm protractor, or station , encryption, button, hot spot and rich text. Version 15 of all three toolkits also include the ability to import and export these marks to XML files. * Additional PDF annotations, such as free text, polygon, polyline, square, circle, line and links to another page in the document. * The capability to turn on/off CMYK (Cyan Magenta Yellow blacK) The color space used for commercial printing and most color computer printers. In theory, cyan, magenta and yellow (CMY) can print all colors, but inks are not pure and black comes out muddy. channels as well as Pantone spot colors in a PDF document. * Enhanced support for the standard CAD drawing file format, DWG, and its ASCII ASCII or American Standard Code for Information Interchange, a set of codes used to represent letters, numbers, a few symbols, and control characters. Originally designed for teletype operations, it has found wide application in computers. variant, DXF. Also, support for the R16 version of AutoCAD's DWG and DXF drawing format & the ability to write as well as read these file types. Developers can create cost-effective applications that allow users to annotate and collaborate with CAD drawings without the need to purchase a CAD software package. * Automated notification when users approach their concurrent usage limits. This feature is flexible such that it can be set at any percentage of maximum usage. (ImageGear Enterprise toolkit only) * Support for reading additional file formats, including HPGL (Hewlett-Packard Graphics Language) A vector graphics file format from HP that was developed as a standard plotter language. Most plotters support the HPGL and DMPL standards. , DGN, and writing to CGM. * Support for loading raw file formats for over 90 different digital cameras. New cameras supported in release 15 include the following:
-- Canon EOS 30D
-- Canon EOS 20Da
-- Kodak P850
-- Kodak P880
-- Nikon 200D
-- Sony DSC-R1
"By listening attentively to our customers, providing the best customer support in the business, and staying at the forefront of important market and technology trends, we've cultivated a very large and loyal customer base for our ImageGear products," stated Tom Leone, President, AccuSoft Corporation. "We are extremely confident that these new releases will not only delight our existing customers, but will allow AccuSoft to attract additional customers and partners based on the sheer value the ImageGear products offer to software developers." All three ImageGear toolkits are available immediately through AccuSoft, and are priced as follows: $3995 for ImageGear Professional version 15; $8995 for ImageGear Enterprise version 15, and $4995 for ImageGear MD version 15. About AccuSoft: Founded in 1985, AccuSoft is the leading supplier of high-performance imaging, image processing, and data analysis software. AccuSoft's award-winning products are incorporated into thousands of applications used by over 50 million people worldwide. AccuSoft, with its global reach, serves customers in major markets, including consumer, medical, aerospace, government, scientific and academic. All AccuSoft products are delivered and supported by technical professionals who care about and are committed to solving customer's complex imaging and data analysis problems. Learn more about AccuSoft at http://www.accusoft.com. [c] 2006 AccuSoft Corporation. AccuSoft, VisiQuest, and ImageGear are registered trademarks of AccuSoft Corporation. Other company and product names mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. |
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