Software

Vision Master for operators. Custom SDK when you own the stack.

Machine vision software for acquisition, analysis, AI and machine-control integration — matched to whether you want a GUI station or a module inside your own code.

Vision Master at the Sedeco booth

Two delivery paths

Same foundations — different ownership

Sedeco sells software as a full PC application package or as a modular library for custom systems. Licensing splits development (engineering) from runtime (deployment).

Vision Master

GUI for operators and engineers to configure, monitor and manage vision tasks — without writing code.

Custom / SDK

We build with camera SDKs and integrate to PLCs and APIs when the application needs it.

Licensing

Development licenses for engineering; runtime licenses for lines that ship.

Capabilities

From image prep to ID and defects

Basic operations (contrast, filtering, morphology, calibration) through feature finding, gauging, defect detection and ID decoding (barcodes, QR, DPM).

Who you are What you need Usual path
Machine builders SDK-first, predictable APIs across worldwide machines Library / custom
Integrators Mix packages and libraries per end-customer skill Both
Manufacturers Operator-ready runtime stations Vision Master / package

Tied to AI — only when earned

Classical tools first. When variation beats rules, our AI specialists train and integrate models that run on the line — including collaboration with applied research when methods are new.

AI and 3D vision interface
Vincent van Montfoort

Tell us who maintains recipes

That single answer usually decides Vision Master vs custom SDK — and which camera architecture sits underneath.