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Real-world objects have depth, width and height, and automated systems such as robots need to “see” in these three dimensions if they are to operate successfully.
Vision systems play a critical role in factory automation. They guide, inspect and track product manufacturing, assembly and packaging to meet today’s quality standards.
Today commercial machine vision software is classified along two lines: the conventional vision library and the vision-specific integrated development environment (IDE).
Color is the manifestation of light from the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. It is perceived by an observer and is therefore subjective-two people may discern a different color from the same object in the same scene. This difference in interpretation also extends to camera systems with their lenses and image sensors.