Software & licences Hikrobot
VisionMaster is the Hikrobot machine vision environment: a solution is assembled from ready-made operators, linked to cameras and PLCs, and runs on an ordinary industrial PC. The licence defines which operator groups are available and how many cameras can be connected.
Choosing a software licence by workflow
VisionMaster is a machine vision environment in which a solution is assembled from ready-made operators, connected to cameras and PLCs, and run on an industrial PC. The category contains machine vision software licences alongside a smaller group of logistics software licences. The choice is therefore not only a product-name decision: it begins with the intended workflow and the equipment that the software must connect.
For a VisionMaster configuration, establish which operator groups the application requires and how many cameras will be connected. Those two requirements are controlled by the licence. Keep the full designation during comparison because the listed machine vision variants carry combinations such as PRO/STD, RUN/STD, PRO-RUN/STD, and 2.5D; a shortened family number does not identify the complete option.
The machine vision group is organised around the iMVS-VMINTL-1200, iMVS-VMINTL-2200, iMVS-VMINTL-4200, iMVS-VMINTL-6200, iMVS-VMINTL-7200, iMVS-VMINTL-9226, and iMVS-VMINTL-9227 families, plus MVS-VMINTL-7200-2.5D. The iMVS-VMINTL-6200 and iMVS-VMINTL-7200 families include several STD-labelled PRO and RUN combinations. The latter also contains iMVS-VMINTL-7200-PRO-2.5D, so 2.5D must be retained in the licence name.
Logistics software licences form a separate branch: MV-IVMP2000(NEU), MV-RPINTL-7200 RP For Full Function/NEU, MVID-A, MVID-CP, and MVID-SCS. Do not select between the machine vision and logistics branches from a shared numeric fragment. First place the application in the correct branch, then check the exact licence string against required operator access and camera count.
FAQ
What application information determines a VisionMaster licence?
Define the operator groups needed by the inspection workflow and the number of cameras that will connect to it. VisionMaster assembles solutions from ready-made operators, links them to cameras and PLCs, and runs on an industrial PC; the licence determines operator availability and camera count.
Why must the full licence designation be retained during selection?
Names within one family can carry different suffix combinations. The iMVS-VMINTL-6200 and iMVS-VMINTL-7200 groups include STD, PRO/STD, RUN/STD, and PRO-RUN/STD designations, while iMVS-VMINTL-7200 also appears with 2.5D. Recording only the family stem would leave the listed variant unresolved.
Which numbered families make up the machine vision branch?
The machine vision licences use iMVS-VMINTL-1200, iMVS-VMINTL-2200, iMVS-VMINTL-4200, iMVS-VMINTL-6200, iMVS-VMINTL-7200, iMVS-VMINTL-9226, and iMVS-VMINTL-9227 family stems. MVS-VMINTL-7200-2.5D is also listed in the machine vision branch.
How are the 2.5D licence choices identified?
The two designations carrying 2.5D are MVS-VMINTL-7200-2.5D and iMVS-VMINTL-7200-PRO-2.5D. The latter also includes PRO in its name. Keep 2.5D and every suffix attached when mapping the chosen licence to the application requirements.
Which products belong to the logistics software branch?
The logistics group comprises MV-IVMP2000(NEU), MV-RPINTL-7200 RP For Full Function/NEU, MVID-A, MVID-CP, and MVID-SCS. They are identified as logistics software licences, unlike the iMVS-VMINTL and MVS-VMINTL entries identified for machine vision.