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  image of dynamic structured light (DSL), used in computer-based 3-D surface measurement system
 

Dynamic structured light (DSL) is used in this computer-based 3-D surface measurement system.

Machine vision is used by Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) to investigate the discipline itself and to solve problems in other disciplines, such as the automotive, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries and in manufacturing.

  • 3-D imaging and surface inspection

  • Thermal imaging

  • Infrared image interpretation

  • Sensor fusion

  • Neural networks

  • Fuzzy logic

 

image of analysis and design of sensor fusion systems aided by covariance analysis, using SwRI-developed methods

Analysis and design of sensor fusion systems are aided by covariance analysis, using SwRI-developed methods.

 

image of SwRI-developed methods for multispectral image analysis, including image registration and segmentation image of how engineers identify stalled cars and other traffic incidents using long-wave infrared images of vehicles

SwRI-developed methods for multispectral image analysis, including image registration and segmentation.

Using long-wave infrared images of vehicles, engineers identify stalled cars and other traffic incidents.

 

For more information about machine vision research capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Michael Rigney, Ph.D., at mrigney@swri.org or (210) 522-5104.
 

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Michael Rigney, Ph.D.

Machine Vision

(210) 522-5104

mrigney@swri.org

Related Terminology

automation

machine vision

robotics

process review

custom systems

facility integration

applied research

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August 19, 2009