implementation of shape – based matching vision system in flexible manufacturing system

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2010
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Abstract
This research is regarding the application of a vision algorithm to monitor the operations of a system in order to control thedecision making concerning jobs and work pieces recognition that are to be made during system operation in real time. Thispaper stress on the vision algorithm used which mainly focus on the shape matching properties of the product. The mainfocus of this paper is on the development of an adaptive training phase of the vision system, which is the creation of a flexibleRegion of Interest capability that is able to adapt to various type of applications and purposes depending on the users’requirements. Additionally, an independent stand-alone control scheme was used to enable this system to be used in varioustypes of manufacturing configurations. The system was tested on a number of different images with various characteristicsand properties to determine the reliability and accuracy of the system in respect to different conditions and combination ofdifferent training traits.
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Authors ;H. N. M. Shah;M. Sulaiman;L. W. Teck;R. Omar
Journal communications in statistics: simulation and computation
Year 2010
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