April 7, 2020 — In response to the circumstances stemming from the global pandemic, Matrox Imaging announced measures to support application developers as they work from home in an effort to mitigate further spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Matrox Imaging is offering provisional software licenses to support existing users, allowing them to continue development efforts while away from the workplace. Moreover, Matrox Vision Academy—the online training portal—continues to be available to those wishing to learn how to use Matrox Imaging Library (MIL) and Matrox Design Assistant vision software. Interested parties need simply request an evaluation. Beginning today, developers with registered MIL or Matrox Design Assistant software can request provisional licenses.
These licenses—valid until June 1, 2020—enable development from home using the specific software version and configuration provided by users’ employers. Both software platforms are specifically designed to enhance productivity, and under this new licensing provision, users can continue to leverage these \ software platforms for developing machine vision applications. Matrox Imaging likewise encourages all parties interested in machine-vision application development to visit the Matrox Vision Academy online learning platform to explore the range of training videos on Matrox Imaging’s flagship software products. Designed to serve Matrox Imaging software users around the world, the on-demand portal provides a collection of videos, courses, and tutorials on key machine-vision tools and topics.
The Matrox Vision Academy platform is accessible to any interested parties—with no obligation to download either software. The aim is to allow those working from home to become familiar with MIL and Matrox Design Assistant software. Users can thus build out skillsets and knowledge on their own timeline and from their remote locations.
