Why
so long?
Quite
simply, after more than four years of blogging I finally ran out of
things to say. Four years equates to about 250,000 machine vision
words. That’s the size of two thick novels, so I hope you won’t
begrudge me my break.
But
the good news is, my personal drought is over and normal service will
be resumed shortly. However, you my dear readers can help. If you
know of anything interesting going on in the world of machine vision,
email me at visionmaster05@yahoo.com
to let me know.
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A great source of interesting things is "The Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition": http://www.cvpr2012.org/
Here are some of the papers/projects: http://www.cvpapers.com/cvpr2012.html
And some highlights:
http://karpathy.ca/myblog/2012/06/24/cvpr-2012-highlights/
Though I sense your disdain for all things Cognex, today they officially released the autofocus version of the In-Sight 7000 series; the newest family in the In-Sight product. I have heard you bemoan that no one was producing a system with autofocus before, but now someone is. This is not on-the-fly autofocus, but rather a feature that requires some sort of input to the system to start the focus procedure. The positive side of this is that the system can use a value to move to a specific focus and the value can be saved to the program. Therefore if you have different products that require different focus values all you need to do is run a different program and the lens will move to the correct position. I have seen it work and it is rather impressive. Just go to Cognex.com to see the details.
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