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Vision Spectra Newsletter — Hyperspectral Imaging, Coherent Sensing, Defect Detection, and more. (9/24/2020)

Vision Spectra Newsletter — Hyperspectral Imaging, Coherent Sensing, Defect Detection, and more.

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Thursday, September 24, 2020

Quarterly newsletter from Photonics Media featuring the latest advancements in and applications for vision systems – from sensors to software. Manage your Photonics Media membership at Photonics.com/subscribe.

Coherent Sensing Holds Promise for Machine Vision
Supply chain disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic have been a wake-up call for most, resulting in the acceleration of the onshoring trend started by the U.S.-China tensions. Offsetting higher wage structures with automation is key to a sustained home-based manufacturing business. Luckily, manufacturing robotics has come a long way in the last decade, in part enabled by new technologies such as 3D machine vision. While most of today’s 3D vision systems still suffer from significant trade-offs in terms of range, eye safety, crosstalk immunity, and precision, a new approach using a coherent-sensing technique provides promising relief.

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Hyperspectral Imaging Discerns Authenticity of Artwork
Inauthentic artwork is a significant problem within the art world. According to the Fine Arts Expert Institute, as many as half of the pieces in the art market are forgeries, equaling roughly $60 billion in inauthentic work. Current authentication processes, however, are often time-consuming and expensive.

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Optimal Defect Detection with Deep Learning
Technologies based on artificial intelligence are used in many industries today. For example, deep learning methods based on convolutional neural networks are used in machine vision, making it possible to detect and localize objects and defects in a more targeted manner across the entire industrial value chain. Alternatively, rule-based systems can also be employed. For defect detection, however, these systems may have to cover a large number of error characteristics, which causes a need for an extremely high programming effort.

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Army Robot Detects and Shares Environmental Changes, Potential Danger, with Human Teammate in Real Time
The robotic component of a human-robot team designed by the U.S. Army is capable of detecting physical changes in 3D and sharing the information it collects with a human in real time. Augmented reality enables the delivery of information, allowing the human recipient to assess the information and promptly determine action steps.

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Cameras Record Object Density More Accurately

Crowd counting — the process of obtaining information on the density or number of objects such as vehicles or people — can benefit from the same deep learning techniques that have been used for image and video processing. Scientists at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, in collaboration with researchers at Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology in Thailand, developed a way to achieve higher performance in crowd counting by using a backward connection in a deep neural network.

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Scaling Lidar Imaging for Autonomous Cars, Smartphones, Other Applications

A silicon chip with a serpentine optical phased array, developed by researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder, could improve the resolution and scanning speed of lidar systems while reducing bulkiness, making them scalable for a range of applications.

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By reviewing the basics of machine vision, including hardware, software and design services, this webinar with Paul Scardino and Greg Matherly of Baumer will help end users and designers alike to evaluate the available technology options for machine vision applications. Learn how to choose the most cost-effective approach and determine when the project can be solved with in-house resources, or when it requires special design knowledge and support. This webinar is sponsored by Teledyne DALSA, Specim Spectral Imaging Ltd., FOCtek Photonics Inc., and Omega Optical LLC.

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