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How Does WipWare Facilitate Training For Its Unique Products?

By: Cory Sloan Question: How does WipWare facilitate training for its unique products? Answer: WipWare goes above and beyond to ensure that not only customers, but any individual or company who may show interest in a WipWare product has the utmost training and confidence when it comes to utilizing our extensive line of photoanalysis systems. WipWare offers […]

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Getting the Picture(s): Continuous Monitoring Through Photoanalysis

By: Mark Wagner WipWare has been in the image analysis business for about 20 years commercially, so we’ve seen a wide range of mining and aggregate sites, all with their unique challenges. One thing that stays consistent with every operation is the need to reduce particle sizes to ideal sizes for either the extraction of […]

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How do I Edit WipFrag Nets?

By: Kevin DeVuono Question: What is the recommended way to manually edit nets using WipFrag? Answer: We recommend that you first find a suitable starting EDP that will delineate the majority of the small-to medium-sized particles. The larger particles will be much easier to manually edit than smaller particles. To find a suitable starting EDP: 1. With […]

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What Has WipWare Technology Been Used For?

By: Mark Wagner From eggs to SAGs: Applications for WipWare technology are vast, peculiar At WipWare, we often coin ourselves as a mining and aggregate technology provider, as these two industries make up the most of our business. The beauty of photoanalysis technologies, is that with a suitable image, our products can analyze anything from […]

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What Edge Detection Parameters (EDP) Should I Use?

By: Kevin Rivard Question: What Edge Detection Parameters (EDP) should I use? Answer: When using WipFrag to analyze muck piles, you can use the following guidelines: Fines = Sliders to the right Medium = Sliders in the middle Large = Sliders to the left Generally you want to have accurate nets on the small- to medium-sized particles. […]

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When is the Best Time to Take Pictures of Outdoor Material

By: Kevin DeVuono Question: When is the best time to take pictures of outdoor material? Answer: Try and avoid taking images early in the morning or late in the day. During these times, the sun is low and will cause long shadows around the particles (especially oversize). This makes it harder to find an EDP and will […]

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