Photo Areas is one of the most powerful features of IntelliAim. Using Photo Areas, you can inspect an arbitrary number of areas in the image. These images can originate from the internal aim head camera or from secondary inspection cameras....

The last release announcement was version 7.6. Since then, we have been very busy adding new capabilities and making improvements. The current release, v7.16, continues to build on an already rich feature set. Here is a complete list of all...

Our recent visit to Consumer Reports Automotive testing facility in Connecticut was a great opportunity for us to gather with industry leaders in the field of automotive lighting. Check out the highlights of the trip.   Safety is the highest...

It’s a great opportunity to be featured in the Driving Vision News this week. As we continue to grow we are thankful to have these opportunities to reach our current and future customers. We are bringing innovative products to the...

Being more responsive is always a good thing… The user interface is now more responsive during long camera exposures. We want your workflow to be as efficient as possible and this is another way we are making that happen. Users...

Communication is key to a good relationship…. Modbus TCP, CAN Bus, and LIN Bus tasks have been added to allow users to connect to specific devices. Modbus TCP task allows the user to connect to a Modbus device and send...

Dynamic scripting in IntelliAim 7.2…. This version introduces two new script tasks that help facilitate the creation of dynamic scripts: the Set Symbol task, and the Read Digital Inputs task. There may be scenarios when script parameters need to be adjusted in...

Photo areas gets an upgrade and camera rotation has been added…… Camera rotation capability has been added. This allows to digitally rotate the image to account for multiple light setups. No need to adjust the cameras each time the fixture...

Here’s your chance to control exposure…. In the latest IntelliAim update, you now have the ability to manually control the camera exposure to all camera-based tasks.

Dajac Inc. will be attending the Advanced Lighting for Automotive conference on May 23rd and 24th in Detroit, Michigan. The summit will connect those focused on designing the next generation of automotive lighting systems. We are excited about what we...