New channel for advanced pattern recognition

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team May 25, 2004

Kane Computing has been appointed the UK distributor for Cybula, a leader in advanced pattern recognition solutions.

Kane Computing has been appointed the UK distributor for Cybula, a leader in advanced pattern recognition solutions.

Cybula pattern matching systems are claimed to offer the worlds most advanced commercial solutions for searching data.

At the heart of these systems is the Presence II processing card using both DSP and FPGA processing.

Multiple cards can be used to create scalable parallel processing machines to match specific application needs.

Applications are very varied and include: biometric verification/identification (ie face recognition); signature recognition, text search engines (address lists etc), data mining on unstructured data; and image databases (trademarks, chemical structures).

A number of software libraries and tools have been developed by Cybula, such as the Aura C++ Library, a revolutionary, patented search engine optimised to run on the Presence II card.

Aura signature matching, which interfaces to the Aura C++ Library is also available for high-speed signature matching.

Cybulas' Sales and Marketing Director, Mark L Dawber, said: "The agreement with Kane Computing was signed after careful research to ensure we have a partner with the right pedigree and an understanding of the market to match the quality and capability of the Presence II board and Aura technology".

Richard White, Managing Director of Kane Computing confirmed these new products would fit very nicely into the company's advanced processing products family and would be ideal for the DSP and FPGA engineers with whom Kane currently works.