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- ↑ GigE Vision Standard Committee from GigE Vision
- ↑ GigE Vision Standard Committee from Automated Imaging Association
- 1 2 Frost & Sullivan Product Innovation Award Recognizes Pioneering Role of Pleora Technologies in Bringing GigE to Machine Vision World from Frost & Sullivan
- ↑ GigE Vision Version 1.2 Released January 2010 from Automated Imaging Association
- ↑ Advanced Imaging Readers' Choice Awards from Advanced Imaging Pro