MAMBA is written in C for low level functions and in Python for high level interface and image handling
MAMBA can handle binary images defined with one bit/pixel, 8-bit greyscale images (256 grey levels) or 32-bit unsigned greyscale images. With binary images, 32 (Windows) or 64 pixels (Linux) can be processed in parallel.
MAMBA is available on Linux and Windows (XP, Vista, Seven/32-bit).
The SSE2 instruction set is used, when available, in MAMBA. This speeds up greatly many morphological operators.
Watershed operators and geodesic reconstructions based on hierarchical queues are included.
A Realtime module is available (Linux and Windows). It allows to launch real-time applications on video streams produced by webcams or other devices.
Last but not least, MAMBA is free! Firstly, this means that MAMBA is an Open Source software package released under the X11 license. Secondly, MAMBA is free of charge. Sources, executables and documentation can be freely downloaded here.