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题名	作者	出版年	年卷期
AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING: Smart camera inspects gasoline filters	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
IMAGE PROCESSING: RESAMPLING COMPENSATES FOR SPEED VARIATIONS	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
BIOMEDICAL IMAGING: Vision-based analyzer fingerprints disease	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
FOOD & BEVERAGE PROCESSING: Smart cameras check crates, count	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
Standards ease system integration	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
3-D vision system checks tires - Difficult-to-image black-on-black characters can be easily recognized as a result of laser-based imaging	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
Vision-guided system - Custom and off-the-shelf components and software improve medical-device production	Daniel Lentsch; Bryan Peoples; Steve Schultz	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
LED lighting targets machine vision - Advances in semiconductors, packaging, and intelligent control systems enable LED illumination to be more effectively controlled and maintained	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2
Strength in numbers: In solving machine-vision-system design challenges, it is possible to creatively re-invent the wheel - but it's not necessary	Andrew Wilson	2006	2006, vol.11, no.2