Titlebook: Sensors for Industrial Inspection; C. Loughlin Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 Diffusion.Emission.Energie.Metall.

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C. Loughlin und erspart dem Patienten unwirksame Therapieversuche. Es ist zu erwarten, dass in naher Zukunft jeder individuelle Krebs nicht nur auf einzelne Merkmale, sondern vollst?ndig molekulargenetisch untersucht wird, um mit wesentlich gr??erer Sicherheit als bisher die wirksamste und gleichzeitig nebenwi

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Proximity Sensors,resence of an object at a certain point in space. Alternative technologies such as laser ranging devices which could also be used for proximity sensing will not be discussed as these are covered in Chapter 3 (Distance Measurement) and are not in line with this chapter‘s theme of low cost object dete

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Surface Finish, finding ways to describe these three-dimensional profiles. Words themselves are clearly inadequate, as one man’s rough is another man’s smooth, for example, a piece of silk may look smooth, but close up it is as rough as hessian.

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Moisture/Humidity,ental to many industrial processes. In some cases the moisture content can affect the processes themselves, such as in glue or paint drying applications, and in others, being able to maintain products just below a certain maximum moisture content can have a substantial impact on their weight. As a l

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Lighting,k easy, whilst the wrong kind of lighting can make even a simple application impossible. It is ironic that lighting, which is the most important part of the system, is also the part that is least expensive, and yet at the same time it is often ignored until the later stages of installation.

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Application of Machine Vision,r in employing the services of a highly qualified programmer then neither would ever have got off the ground. The success of the products lies in the ease with which they can be applied by previously inexperienced users. It is therefore reasonable to assume that the main impact of machine vision wil