AccuSoft VisiQuest
Academic Program
Commitment to Learning - Free Software for the Classroom
At AccuSoft, we believe in supporting education. Using VisiQuest in the
classroom gives students an interactive learning experience with an
incredible analysis and visualization tool. VisiQuest has been used
around the world at prestigious universities as a teaching tool for
software development, image processing, and data analysis studies.
Use VisiQuest in courses that include topics on: machine vision, image
processing, image analysis, data analysis and visualization, signal
processing, software development, and advanced mathematics.
Perfect for all disciplines of natural science, life science, earth
and materials science. VisiQuest can help propel your research and
teaching in a broad spectrum of fields of study including: engineering,
computer science, biology, chemistry, bioinformatics, physics,
mathematics, astronomy, geology, and zoology.
Why use the Academic Program?
The academic program is a way for the universities to gain free
access to our software in exchange for sharing information with
AccuSoft and our user community on how they use VisiQuest. For
classroom use, this means a write-up or copy of the syllabus that
outlines how VisiQuest will help you teach your subject. For
research use, a short write-up on the problem you are trying to
solve by using VisiQuest.
If you would like to use VisiQuest to help enhance the classroom
experience, or for your students to complete research projects that
include data and image analysis, please
email our sales department, or call: US and Canada 800-525-3577,
International +1 508-351-9092.
Q: Do I qualify for the program?
A: In order to qualify for the free academic program, you must
be a professor who will use VisiQuest to teach the course, or have a
professor who will act as a sponsor for your non-profit academic
research project.
Q: How long does the program last?
A: Professors and students will each be given a license that is
valid for 12 months from the date the professor signs up for the
program.
For example, if you teach a course on machine vision in the Fall and Spring semesters, your students in the Fall semester will receive a license valid until one year from September, the students in the Spring semester will receive licenses valid for one year from January. Extensions are available on a case-by-case basis.
Q: How many licenses are available for each
class?
A: Your license seat count will match your course enrollment
number. If you are performing independent research, the seat count
will match the number of students named on the research abstract
which you provide.
Q: How do I get Technical Support?
A: Because the program is free, we require that the sponsoring
professor or university sponsor acts as the single contact to our
support team. Students should refer all of their questions to the
sponsor, who in turn contacts our support team with issues they can
not answer.
Q: Which platforms are supported in the
Academic Program?
A: All of our supported platforms are part of the program.
These academic institutions are enhancing their curriculum by
teaching and researching with VisiQuest:
