Zebra MXRTAC00S0Y000 Aurora Imaging Library 10+ Runtime License Key - IA, Advanced OCR, Interface, Metrology

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Zebra Aurora Imaging Library 10+ – Runtime License Key

This is a Zebra Aurora Imaging Library 10+ runtime license key for deployment. It activates the specific Aurora Imaging Library tool set listed below on a production system, so an application built with the SDK can run in the field. The bundle for this part number covers:

Licensed tools included with MXRTAC00S0Y000

  • IA — Image Analysis: foundational image-processing and analysis toolset (blob analysis, measurement and calibration primitives).
  • Advanced OCR — deep-learning optical character recognition (formerly SureDotOCR/String Reader) for dot-print and general text.
  • Interface — image-acquisition and device-interface support for connecting cameras and frame grabbers.
  • Metrology — dimensional measurement and GD&T tolerancing through edge extraction and geometric-feature validation.

About Aurora Imaging Library

Zebra Aurora Imaging Library (formerly Matrox Imaging Library) is a machine-vision software development kit with a 25-year field-proven toolset for image capture, processing, analysis, annotation, display and archiving. It gives code-level access in C#, C++ and .NET and covers the full project lifecycle from feasibility and prototyping through development and deployment, working on monochrome and color 2D images as well as 3D profiles, depth maps and point clouds.

License type

This part is supplied as a run-time license key — a software activation that authorizes the licensed tools on a designated deployment system. Development seats and target hardware are licensed separately; contact us if you need help matching this run-time license to your deployment.

Automation Distribution is an authorized Zebra distributor. Our team can help you confirm the right Aurora Imaging Library package, license form and deployment path for your machine-vision project.