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Since 1995, HLImage++ has been used all over the world: from Chicago to China, from Texas to
Thailand, from Salt Lake City to Seoul, from the University of Utah to
the UK, and from the north peak of Alaska to the land down under. Our
customers range from the largest companies in the world like Las Alamos
Labs, Satake Research, Hughes Aircraft, Pizza Hut, Kodak, GE, Texas Instruments, IBM, NASA, the US Army
and Air Force, the
FBI, the Mexican Government, and to small system integrators; just to name a few.
HLImage++ has analyzed the Alaskan Pipe Line for corrosion. It has
helped the leading medical organizations such as Massachusetts
General Hospital and Yale Medical School. It has been used in
mammography, the study of eye disorders, and hip replacements. It has
been used in automotive inspection to helping produce the styrofoam
cups you drink from each day. It has inspected food products from
pizza to ham to potatoes to burgers. It has measured nano-clusters to
galaxies. It has inspected tobacco leaves to timber. It has inspected
circuit boards to chips to electron images to
wafers. It has inspected spray-patterns of
spray-nozzles to springs. It has measured contact angles of liquids to the rail
roads of the US. It has helped automate the automated guidance of
automobiles to the inspection of dinosaur bones. It has inspected the
anatomy of the human skull in evolution theories to the inspection of
CCD camera chips. It has helped route circuit boards in automated
circuit board machines to cutting cow hides for leather clothing. It
has inspected, tracked, and counted beans and seeds, roaches, and cow parts. It has
been used for ID badges for security. It has inspected disk-drive-heads
to coils and metal rods to weld-joints. It has been used in the field of Volcanology to the study of
Morphometrics. It has inspected the 'Copley Stone' to the
quantification of void sizes. It is being used to analyze x-ray images for critical
and top-secret parts at the Las Alamos Laboratory in New Mexico.
HLImage++ has also been privately licensed by large fortune 500
companies to small startups; and it is the foundation to well known
imaging software packages of today and yester-year. It has generated
revenue for those and other companies in the millions of dollars.
HLImage++ has been taught in the university classroom and is also
in wide usage by several of the top universities around the world:
from the University of Thailand to the Queen's University of Belfast,
from the Florida State Seminoles to the Florida Gators, from Michigan State
to Ohio State, from Wayne State and Penn State to Southwest Missouri
State, from Yale and Stanford to Purdue, from the University of
Virginia and Virginia Tech to Clarkson, from Rutgers and McMaster's to George Town University,
from the U-of-Utah to the U-of-Hughson, from the U-of-Maryland and
Minnesota to the U-of-Texas and Tennessee, from the
U-of-Washington to the U-of-New Hampshire, and many
more...
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"We use HLImage extensively for
analyzing field-ion microscope images of nanometer size Au clusters.
The blob analysis tool supplied with the software has been invaluable
for this, enabling us to match simulated images to experimental
images. We also use the picture tool to grab images from video tape,
and it is much more powerful and intuitive to use than other programs
we have used in the past, as are
the
other tools. All in all, it's a great package." |
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