…wait! Let’s re-scale it to leadership, teaching and business…
Web pages are currently under work.
I will publish a series of communication and leadership posts later in the spring of 2023. The machine vision series is continuing also, with illumination, HS imaging and machine learning posts as soon as I spare a few moments to write.
Machine vision and computer vision terminology might be confusing. Here is a definition, that we will use in this website.
The first high-level term in this field was computer vision. Since the core of the 1970s intelligent robot was a vision, the research area was named after it (Ejiri 2007). In terms of research content, however, the case and name refer more to the current interpreter of machine vision.
According to Smith et al. (2021), the current de facto interpretation of machine vision is “computer vision techniques to help solve practical industrial problems that involve a significant visual component”. The state-of-the-art interpretation combines machine vision and deep learning methods and considers machine vision as one of the core technologies of artificial intelligence (Smith et al. 2021).
