ICS - Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc.

OpenCV 5 is here—and it’s more than a version upgrade. It introduces major architectural changes designed to improve vision performance and better utilize modern hardware.

Join our webinar with Edge AI + Vision Alliance as we explore a pragmatic workflow for migrating to OpenCV 5 using Claude Code. We'll go beyond basic code generation to show how generative AI can serve as a learning and architectural tool, helping teams understand new concepts, avoid common pitfalls, and make the most of OpenCV 5's capabilities.

📅 Register now: https://bit.ly/4wGhqVu

Choosing the right embedded graphics library can have a lasting impact on product performance and user experience. Read how ICS helped a molecular diagnostics innovator migrate to LVGL, delivering a faster, more scalable interface with the flexibility to support future product evolution. Read the customer success story: https://bit.ly/454xhRL

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Stop by the ICS booth to see how we're helping medical device, diagnostic, and laboratory companies accelerate innovation with secure, connected software solutions.

Our team is on-site showcasing:

✅ Medtech software development expertise
✅ Regulatory and cybersecurity support
✅ Product development services from concept to commercialization

Whether you're developing the next generation of clinical lab instruments, diagnostic devices, or connected healthcare products, we'd love to talk.

📍 Visit booth 2953 and meet the team.

Cybersecurity is poised to become an explicit requirement under the EU’s Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR). If your organization develops or sells medical devices in Europe, now is the time to understand what's changing and how it could affect your development, documentation and reporting processes. Read our latest blog: https://bit.ly/44RKj51

At ? Visit ICS in booth 2953 see how our IVD Accelerator helps life science and medtech companies speed the development of groundbreaking diagnostic devices, whether you’re building a rapid-response prototype or scaling to a production-ready system!

New post in our How to Make AI Code Your Way series. Choose the Right Model for Every Coding Task looks at a practical question many teams face: which model should handle which work? We share how we balance capability, cost and token usage across Sonnet, Opus and Qwen3-Coder. Read more: https://bit.ly/4eoLj4J

Part 2 of our Make AI Code Your Way series is here. We break down how hooks, skill reminders and internal RAG made Qwen Code a reliable second tier coding agent for Qt/QML projects running on local GPUs. https://bit.ly/3RBYJTv

AI coding tools are good at writing code in general, but not so good at writing code the way your team writes it. In our latest post, part 1 of a 3-part series called How To Make AI Code Your Way, we explain how we used project-specific Claude Code skills to teach an AI agent our Qt/QML architecture, dependency injection patterns and testing conventions for embedded Linux applications. A small amount of structure made a big difference in code consistency. Read: Teach Claude Code Your Project-Specific Skills.

Most AI talks show what’s possible. This webinar shows how to actually use AI in product development. We’re breaking down a real system we built — a multi-workflow AI photo kiosk running at live trade shows — and what it took to ship it. Join us May 21! 👉 Save your spot: https://bit.ly/4uXwVXX

What does UX look like in an AI-driven world? Our latest blog explores how designers stay relevant by focusing on intent and communication. https://bit.ly/4f56mLF