With increasing quality demands from customers, simply magnifying a sample to determine whether it falls inside or outside of quality limits is no longer sufficient in today’s competitive markets.
Instead, manufacturing professionals need to integrate with other systems or applications, in order to exchange data after performing and documenting highly advanced analyses.
To meet these demands, TAGARNO has developed an Open API that allows companies to easily integrate a digital microscope to their customized setup or applications for maximum flexibility.
What you’ll learn about TAGARNO’s Open API here:
- What is an Open API?
- How does TAGARNO’s Open API work?
- Examples of how to use the TAGARNO Open API
- The benefits of TAGARNO’s Open API
- How to get started with TAGARNO’s Open API
What is an Open API?
API is an acronym that stands for Application Programming Interface.
In simple terms, an API provides an interface that allows two of more systems to interact without software developers needing to know the internal structure of each system. All they need to understand is the API in order to create fast and effective data exchange between systems.
With an open API specifically, the manufacturer of a thirdparty system has created a protocol that specifies in great details how to interact with their system. This enables the software developer to customize how the thirdparty system is integrated into their business, without needing to consult the manufacturer after purchasing and receiving the system. Everything is specified in the protocol.
Examples of functions specified in the TAGARNO API protocol:
- Get/Set FOV
- Get/Set Zoom
- Get/Set Focus
- Get/Set Iris, Contrast, Gain, Saturation and White balance calibration values
- Get/Set Image preview and Image format
- Get image
- Recall/Select Preset
- Get Serial number