Digital Image Processing

The Ekisa ScreenLogger was developed to record computer desktop screens as video. Operating on a network, the Ekisa ScreenLogger can record hundreds of PC screens simultaneously. The primary application of this technology is to provide a visual transaction record of PC based operations, but it is also extensively used for training and QA purposes in call centers. A Software Development Kit was developed to allow integration with 3rd party applications such as voice recording. The Ekisa project was co-founded by Conrad du Toit, and Ekisa Software Corporation has been registered as an independent private company in February 2005. 

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IMSI-Strict provides real-time feedback for Intracytoplasmic Morphologically-Selected Sperm Injection (IMSI) during lab assisted invitro fertilization. IMSI-Strict combines Tygerberg Strict Criteria with motile sperm organelle morphology examination (MSOME) and provides software-based categorization using head size, head shape, mid-piece, and number of vacuoles. Using these analyzed parameters, sperm are assigned to one of three categories - normal, sub-normal or abnormal. The IMSI-Strict product is marketed and distributed under license from PrimeLogic by Hamilton Thorne Inc. in Boston, USA. 

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Dimensions is a world class leading software product to predict male fertility based on sperm morphology (cell shape). The pioneering medical research by Prof. Thinus Kruger (Tygerberg Hospital) in the field of strict sperm morphology was transferred to a software program to do pattern recognition on sperm cells according to the techniques and parameters determined by Prof. Kruger. PrimeLogic developed Dimensions Morphology software as part of a joint venture with Hamilton Thorne Inc., a USA company, who provided the computer controlled microscope and related hardware. The Dimensions product is successfully marketed by Hamilton Thorne for more than 2 decades and is still in operation at many research institutes around the world. 

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