I have several hundred lines of firmware I'm parsing out and have gotten them all with the exception of three. 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my @array = ();

while (<DATA>) {
    push @array, $1 if ( /Version:?\s*([^\s,]+)/i );
    push @array, $1 if ( /SW:?\s*$|SW_REV:?\s*([^.]+)/ );
    push @array, $1 if ( /Rev\s*$|\s+Revision:?\s*([^\s,]+)/i );
}

foreach (@array) {
    $_ =~ s/Copyright//i;
    print "FW: $_\n";
}
# OUTPUT IS:
#FW: rdtg7.0.4.7
#FW: 0;
#FW: CG4D_05

#OUTPUT SHOULD BE
#FW: rdtg7.0.47
#FW: 4.1.4p
#FW: CG4D_05.3.02

__DATA__
Company: Nuera Communications, Inc., ProductFamily: ORCA Series, Produ
+ct: RDT-8, Version: rdtg7.0.4.7, HardwareRevision: A

Motorola Corporation SB4100E Cable Modem: Hardware version: 0; OS: VxW
+orks 5.3.1; Software version: 4.1.4p

<<HW_REV: 0; VENDOR: Motorola; BOOTR: CG4D_05.3.02; SW_REV: CG4D_05.3.
+02; MODEL: SBV4200>>OS: VxWorks 5.4

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