Application of Computer Vision Technology in UAV

UAV Localisation & Control Through Computer Vision

A real time monocular vision based localisation system developed for use on a four rotor indoor unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is presented. The system makes use of augmented/mixed reality techniques, a video camera and a priori knowledge of features (markers), but not their location. Kalman filtering is used to filter the observed vision data and provide an optimal estimate of the state of the ...

Computer Vision and Information Technology

Impact of computer technology on health: Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)

In today’s society, the use of computer as a tool at workplaces, academic institutions, recreation facilities and homes has become very common. It is estimated that globally, about 45 to 70 million people spend hours staring into a video display terminal, popularly known as computer screen. Several studies, mainly in developed countries, have shown an association between computer use and visual...

Computer vision technology for food quality assurance

Quality assurance is one of the most important goals of any industry. The ability to manufacture high-quality products consistently is the basis for success in the highly competitive food industry. It encourages loyalty in customers and results in an expanding market share. The quality assurance methods used in the food industry have traditionally involved human visual inspection. Such methods ...

Computer Vision Technology for X-ray Testing

X-ray testing has been developed for inspection of materials or objects, where the aim is to analyze –nondestructively– those inner parts that are undetectable to the naked eye. Thus, Xray testing is used to determine if a test object deviates from a given set of specifications. Typical applications are inspection of automotive parts, quality control of welds, screening of baggage, analysis of ...