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Pegasus Imaging wins OEM deals
Pegasus Imaging wins OEM dealsCompression developer Pegasus Imaging has added two OEM agreements to its portfolio. Siemens Health Services and Siemens Medical Engineering Group of Erlangen, Germany, have chosen the vendor’s wavelet image
Pegasus Imaging wins OEM deals
Compression developer Pegasus Imaging has added two OEM agreements to its portfolio. Siemens Health Services and Siemens Medical Engineering Group of Erlangen, Germany, have chosen the vendors wavelet image compression technology, as well as its lossless JPEG and lossy JPEG compression tools, for the PACS vendors Sienet PACS product line.
Pegasus of Tampa, FL, has also entered into a partnership with framegrabber firm Foresight Imaging. Under the terms of the deal, the two companies will co-market Pegasus PICTools Medical Compression Toolkit and Foresights I-Series framegrabbers. By combining Foresights I-50 framegrabber with Pegasus PICVideo codec and PICTools Medical Toolkit, users can capture and compress 1024 x 1024-pixel, 8-bit gray-scale, real-time, 30-frames-per-second video with a Pentium III processor, according to Chelmsford, MA-based Foresight.
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