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  1. Vision-guided robot inserts plane rivets

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    Tue, 1 Jul 2003

    punches rivets into airplane metal sheets with ..... the assembly of airplanes , historically manufacturers ..... punched flush with the airplane 's skin. However ..... air resistance, airplanes comprise a collection ..... shapes of newer airplanes complicate the process ..... specifications, airplane manufacturers such

  2. Absolute Vision in R&D project for global airplane -engine manufacturer

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    Thu, 4 Sep 2003

    co.uk ) has begun working on a project with a major global airplane -engine manufacturer for the development of two-dimensional ..... customer to produce readers to do a job." The ATA and major airplane manufacturers have now mandated the application of 2-D data

  1. 3-D system inspects seams

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    Mon, 3 Oct 2005

    complex and difficult to inspect with satisfactory assurance during manufacturing processes. In applications such as assembling airplane -cockpit support frames, seam inspection is critical for detecting holes, surface voids and pores, missing seams, and

  2. Optical flow imaging helps NASA monitor aircraft flight

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    Tue, 1 Aug 2000

    At NASA (Moffet Field, CA), research is underway to develop a supersonic passenger airplane called the high-speed civil transport. For this design, NASA scientists are seeking to replace the aircraft's forward cockpit

  3. Bubble-tracking measures airliner air-flow velocities

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    Wed, 1 Apr 1998

    Air-conditioning is essential for keeping passengers comfortable aboard large-body aircraft. In the Airbus A330/A340 airplane , developers needed a maximum air-flow velocity of 0.25 m/s in the seating area, a level they reached by using computational

  4. Composite fires captured by thermal camera

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    Mon, 19 Dec 2011

    aeronautical industry, where it is essential to know what effects fire might have on the composite materials that are used in airplanes . The advantage of the method is that it can be performed without any direct contact with the material and under severe conditions

  5. DALSA expands aerospace imaging capabilities with multispectral, hyperspectral, and ultra-high resolution sensors

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    Wed, 21 Jul 2010

    and provide solutions on a cost effective and timely basis. As most multispectral sensors are deployed aboard satellites or airplanes , DALSA has developed techniques to allow these sensors to withstand the extreme harshness of these environments, including

  6. Sofradir IR detector, Scorpio, wins design-in at Thales Land and Joint Systems

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    Wed, 9 Jun 2004

    stable despite being on board erratically moving craft such as airplanes , helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), tanks ..... resolution imagery in UAVs, light helicopters, surveillance airplanes , marine vessels, and applications in law enforcement, day

  7. MS-Q hand-held imagers read directly marked symbols on aero-engine parts

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    Thu, 9 Sep 2004

    part of the "Air Transport Association SPEC 2000," manufacturers are required to mark and track each part used to assemble airplanes . Taking the lead in adopting 2-D Data Matrix as the standard method of marking its aero-engine parts, the manufacturer

  8. Security needs open numerous opportunities

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    Fri, 1 Jun 2007

    necessary precondition in the progression to impart higher cognitive capabilities to machine-vision systems. After all, airplanes don’t have to flap their wings to create lift. But I do think that there are several applications in the machine-vision