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Lumenera announces the release of Lumenera Linux SDK 2.0

July 20, 2015 By Zak Khan Leave a Comment

Linux2LumeneraLumenera is pleased to announce the launch of Lumenera Linux SDK 2.0—the new software development kit that supports the popular Ubuntu Linux operating system.

Combing powerful features with reliable performance, the Lumenera Linux SDK 2.0 software maximizes the high-speed, high-resolution features of Lumenera’s USB 3.0 cameras, officially supporting the Lt225, Lt425, Lt365R, Lt665R, and Lt965R. It also supports Ubuntu 12.04 on 32 and 64-bit x86 platforms. Furthermore, it has the same common API call format as Lumenera’s Windows SDK for easy migration between platforms.

Lumenera chose to formally support Ubuntu Linux with their cameras as it is used by thousands of development teams around the world because of its strong presence globally, versatility, reliability, and extensive developer libraries. Ubuntu has regular Long Term Support (LTS) releases that are supported for five years, making it an ideal choice for developers.

“Linux is growing in popularity for developers working on x86 and embedded platforms because Linux offers flexibility, maximizes hardware resources and is low cost vs. Windows,” said Eric Ramsden, Product Manager at Lumenera Corporation. “Lumenera has been supporting Linux development with our cameras for many years and is working to formally expand our support for our latest USB 3.0 cameras and popular Linux platforms.”

Lumenera Corporation
www.lumenera.com

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