Machine vision for the inspection of natural products /
Machine vision technology has revolutionised the process of automated inspection in manufacturing. The specialist techniques required for inspection of natural products, such as food, leather, textiles and stone is still a challenging area of research. Topological variations make image processing al...
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London ; New York :
Springer,
[2003]
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Table of Contents:
- Like Two Peas in a Pod
- Basic Machine Vision Techniques
- Intelligent Image Processing
- Using Natural Phenomena to Aid Food Produce Inspection
- Colour Sorting in the Food Industry
- Surface Defect Detection on Ceramics
- On-line Automated Visual Grading of Fruit: Practical Challenges
- Vision Based Quality Control in Poultry Processing
- Quality Classification of Wooden Surfaces Using Gabor Filters and Genetic Feature Optimisation
- An Intelligent Approach to Fabric Defect Detection in Textile Processes
- Automated Cutting of Natural Products: A Practical Packing Strategy
- Model-based Stereo Imaging for Estimating the Biomass of Live Fish
- A System for Estimating the Size and Shape of Live Pigs
- Sheep Pelt Inspection
- Design of Object Location Algorithms and Their Use for Food and Cereals
- Inspection
- X-ray Bone Detection in Further Processed Poultry Production
- Final Remarks.