Note! The copyright of RhizoVision Imager has transferred from Noble Research Institute, LLC to the developers Larry York and Anand Seethepalli effective June 29, 2021. These pages, licenses, and code will be updated shortly to reflect this change.
RhizoVision Analyzer is an application that connects to multiple Basler USB 3.0 vision cameras to take picture of an object from multiple views or take multiple parts of an object. The program supports taking pictures from cameras using barcode reader.
The software binary can be downloaded here.
The source code repository is located here.
The program opens a GUI where it automatically connects to Basler USB 3.0 vision cameras. All the connected cameras are shown in the left pane arranged in the ascending order of the camera serial numbers. Each camera is given a number from one to the number of cameras in the in the ascending order of the camera serial numbers. Upon starting the program displays live view of the camera with the smallest serial number. The live view camera can be changed from the menu View. The program needs a save location to store the captured images. The file name of each image capture from each camera is appended by c1, c2 ... etc. The program never deletes or overwrites the images if they are already present. Instead, the file names are appended with p1, p2, ... etc.
This program needs an x86_64 processor. Any Intel or AMD processor may be used for running the program.
The source code is compiled using Microsoft Visual Studio. The program depends on Qt, OpenCV and cvutil libraries for compiling the source.
Copyright (C) 2018-2019 Noble Research Institute, LLC
RhizoVision Imager
RhizoVision Imager is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the NOBLE RESEARCH INSTITUTE, GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.
RhizoVision Imager is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the NOBLE RESEARCH INSTITUTE GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE for more details.
You should have received a copy of the Noble Research Institute General Public License along with RhizoVision Imager. If not, see https://github.com/noble-research-institute/RhizoVisionImager/blob/master/LICENSE.
Please use the following citation when using the software.
Anand Seethepalli, & Larry York. (2019, March 6). RhizoVision Imager: Software to control machine vision cameras for plant phenotyping (Version 1.0). Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2585882
Please send any comments/suggestions/improvements for the program to the authors:
Anand Seethepalli,
Computer Vision Specialist,
Root Phenomics Lab,
Noble Research Institute, LLC
email:
aseethepalli@noble.org or anand_seethepalli@yahoo.co.in
Larry York,
Principal Investigator
Root Phenomics Lab,
Noble Research Institute, LLC
email:
lmyork@noble.org