Volume 24, Issue 2

Vision Systems Design Volume 24, Issue 2
Volume 24, Issue 2
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Artificial intelligence trends and predictions for 2019
Feb 21st, 2019
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Hyperspectral camera set to monitor climate change from space
Feb 21st, 2019
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Handheld hyperspectral imaging camera measures crop health
Feb 21st, 2019
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Vision-guided robot monitors and inspects hazardous environments
Feb 21st, 2019
The output comparing averaged (b/w non-polarized) image and a heat map image, calculated using a phase retardation correlated to stress applied to the PET block. Note the stress clearly shown in blue.
SDK speeds development for polarized imaging applications
Feb 21st, 2019
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February 2019 snapshots: Chain drive inspection, machine learning cars, automated grocery checkout, drone wind turbine inspections, wheelchairs driven by face recognition, new thermal imaging capability added to line of drones
In the February 2019 snapshots, learn about a machine vision inspection system for a critical component in automobile manufacturing, a machine learning development kit with its own racing league, an Israeli competitor for Amazon Go, drones that can program their own flight paths and inspection routines for giant wind turbines, a motorized wheelchair that users can drive via facial expressions, and how the addition of thermal imaging can greatly enhance drone utility.
Feb 21st, 2019
James Carroll Headshot
Vision, vision everywhere
It was during a recent hospital stay that I encountered my most recent “I didn’t realize vision was being used here” moment.
Feb 21st, 2019