Development of frame grabbers, FPGA vision boards and software for industrial image processing
Silicon Software GmbH
Mannheim · Stuttgart · FreiburgNew on Amplifa
About Silicon Software
Silicon Software GmbH, headquartered in Mannheim, is a manufacturer of frame grabbers and vision processing boards based on reprogrammable FPGA technology for machine vision applications. The portfolio includes the multi-award-winning graphical FPGA development environment VisualApplets for real-time image processing. The hardware and software products are designed for flexibility, easy development and high performance, and are used in industrial automation, robotics and quality control. Founded in 1997, the company was acquired by Basler AG in 2018 and merged with it in 2021; since then the products have been marketed under the Basler brand. As an active member of AIA, EMVA and VDMA, the company participates in standardization bodies such as CameraLink, GigE Vision, CoaXPress and GenICam.
- Site
- Mannheim
- Processes
- Development of hardware and software for image processing, Data processing services, OEM hardware, Software application development, Customization
- Materials
- Reprogrammable FPGA technology, VisualApplets
- Founded
- 1997
- Employees
- 11–50
- Industries
- Industrial Automation, Mechanical Engineering, Automation and Robotics, Computer Vision, Quality Control
- 01
Hardware development (FPGA vision boards)
- 02
Software development (VisualApplets)
- 03
Customization and OEM hardware
- 04
Technical support
Technologies and Fields of Application
Reprogrammable FPGA technology
Basis of the frame grabbers and vision processing boards for real-time image processing.
VisualApplets
Graphical FPGA development environment for real-time image processing applications.
Locations
Mannheim
DEHeadquarters
Industries
Additional services
History
- 1997
Founding of Silicon Software GmbH in Mannheim
- 2018
Acquisition by Basler AG; continued operation as an independent GmbH
- 2021
Merger with Basler AG; products (frame grabbers, VisualApplets) henceforth under the Basler brand