Boulder Imaging, Inc. - Product Announcements

The Quazar 300C

• A reliable system to perform demos at customer sites, trade shows, and other venues
• A single platform to demo all of your cameras (no matter the interface, speed, or type)
• A fast, easy to use, portable, and flawless tool to demo your cameras

Every Camera, Every Pixel, Every Frame Every Time

Designed specifically for the recording requirements of military ranges the 'Range Recorder' high performance digital video recorder provides you with all the features you demand (read more)

Most everyone is familiar with slow motion video from high speed digital video recordings of bullets penetrating various objects or car crash tests. These images are interesting and demonstrate capturing destructive events. There's tremendous benefit and application of destructive testing however herein we are going to focus on non destructive testing. (read more)

High Resolution surveillance is associated with covert observation and typically involves recording audio as well as video. Boulder Imaging's powerful visualization tools can deliver the details — and the answers you need. (read more)

FlexFormat™ - Flexible Format - allows for direct data processing and/or formatting to multiple video streams simultaneously regardless of the original image types (standards), formats (resolutions, bit depth, tap configuration, etc), and frames rates. (read more)

Anomalies are occurrences that are strange, unusual and unexpected. In most cases they contain the most critical and vital information for gaining knowledge. The capture and analysis of anomalies for deep inspection and review allow for optimal product and process improvements. Let Boulder Imaging help you reveal the unexpected. (read more)

Revealing the point of degradation that breaks a threshold of functional usability can be crucial for product improvement and process change. The testing process is an intentional action for particular purposes which provide valuable feedback. (read more)

A growing number of organizations are exploiting the benefits of imaging and vision technologies in improving their production efficiency and product quality. Individually, Process Control and Inspection & Defect Detection are powerful tools for manufacturing process improvement. However, when both are combined the leveraging of efficiencies is magnified exponentially. (read more)

Intelligence on Demand

The Quazar solution allows you to rapidly deliver a powerful and diverse set of capabilities to solve your challenges by providing advanced real-time digital video recording and image processing solutions to meet the demands of high-speed, high-performance imaging and machine vision applications – affordably! (read more)

Due to cost and quality implications, automated inspection and defect detection systems are becoming more vital to business survival. In addition to the obvious cost savings, maintaining competitive advantage and rapidly modifying less than optimal processes are essential. (read more)

How do you go about selecting the best high performance digital video recorder (HPDVR™) for your organization? In this guide we explore in detail key factors to think about while selecting a HPDVR for scientific, engineering, and manufacturing applications. (read more)

You may be familiar with Immersive Video even though you may have not heard of the name before. If you've seen Google Street Maps, been to a Real Estate web site that takes you on a virtual tour, or have seen any video games that involve either FPS (first person shooter) or 360 degree virtual environments then you have seen Immersive Video. (read more)

Motion Analysis is typically thought of as the examination of objects and/or incidents to determine a range of facts about how they are changing, moving, and/or altering across time and space. The purpose behind motion analysis includes, but is not limited to, developing improved efficiency and discovering a better understanding of what is actually taking place. (read more)

Capturing and analyzing visual and non visual data provides you with critical information that improves decision making, product quality, operational processes, and lowers your costs. Know more and take action. (read more)

Factory automation technologies typically involve robotics, motion control, integrated manufacturing systems, programmable logic control systems, machine vision systems, and so forth. For well known and constrained factory automation challenges, off the shelf solutions can easily be applied (such as bar coding, simple condition event control, optical character recognition, etc.)... (read more)

Examining how two or more substances interact has long been a focus of scientists and their predecessors – the alchemists. We are all familiar with how heavier and lighter substances (such as oil and water) behave when combined but there are many complex situations that require more intensive examination to discover what is taking place. (read more)

Machine vision technologies leverage digital video systems to examine and/or inspect materials, objects, processes, incidents, and provide real time processing and analysis for appropriate action to be taken. Typical implementations of machine vision are in conjunction with robotic systems to provide a form of systems intelligence rather than one dimensional behavior. (read more)

Ensuring that products comply with performance requirements and/or contractual guarantees requires some form of verification. In most instances, whether produced in-house or via a contractor, there's a single big day when verification testing takes place. A lot rides on those pressure-packed events and little can be left to chance. Tremendous planning is often involved. In some cases ... (read more)

The notion of testing varies tremendously from education and knowledge to stressing parts or items under various conditions. Our focus, for our purposes herein, will be upon the testing of physical objects, individually or as part of a larger system, as opposed to software, ideas, or concepts. (read more)

There is a unique set of requirements around digital recording of event data for generalized object, process, systems, performance, or product testing. Yet, an even more specialized niche - destructive testing - has its own unique set of considerations due to various factors. The most prominent aspect of destructive testing is that it can be very expensive. (read more)

The Flexible Architecture is a comprehensive design standard that Boulder Imaging adheres to. FlexArchiecture™encompasses an array of fundamental elements each of which stands alone yet together provides a powerful set of features. (read more)

FlexIn™ - Flexible Inputs - is a design element allowing for capture and recording from multiple inputs simultaneously regardless of image types (standards), formats (resolution, bit depth, tap configuration, etc), as well as frames rates. (read more)