AI-powered image quality analysis software

The iQ-Analyzer-X introduces advanced AI-powered tools for chart detection, automation, and video file analysis to streamline workflows.

iQ-Analyzer-X is one of the industry's most advanced image quality analysis software. The latest versions (from 1.11.0) introduced AI-powered tools for chart detection, which significantly improves efficiency when analyzing multiple result files. In addition to AI-powered chart detection, the iQ-Analyzer-X offers automation features such as hot folders and command line interfaces to increase workflow flexibility. The iQ-Analyzer-X can also analyze the image quality of video files, including files from external webcams, integrated cameras, live streams, and capture servers.

Are you new to the iQ-Analyzer-X? We offer a free download version of the software to start your image quality analysis today! Learn more about the free version and request your download on our website.

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