Titlebook: Vision and Information Processing for Automation; Arthur Browne,Leonard Norton-Wayne Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 19

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Vision: Human and Machine,n by machine is essentially a replacement for human vision, hopefully with improvement. Thus, we start by explaining how the human eye-brain system works, so far as this is known. Machine vision is such a vast subject that we can mention only a few topics that are particularly useful in intelligent

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Hardware for Intelligent Automation,lopment stages of a project; the other is used on-line when the processing to be used has been determined. Description of standard microprocessors is omitted since this is available elsewhere, particularly from manufacturers’ data sheets. Many systems for intelligent automation are based on bus syst

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Case Studies, experiences, illustrate the principles expounded in the previous chapters, and show how they are applied to practical problems. Sections 11.2–11.5 present various projects in increasing order of difficulty.

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