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Wafer Macro Defects Detection and Classification

Typical wafer (VLSI) defects are numerous and their detection is a key task in every semiconductor production line. High-resolution scanners are expensive and the process of checking for any local defect is long. Cheaper Macro defects scanning allows to check every wafer rather than recur to sampling-base defect detection. Moreover, our automated wafer defect detection and classification uses state-of-the-art deep learning techniques, able to provide faster and more accurate classifications free of human errors.

Echo Cancellation Using Deep Learning

Complete cancellation of returned acoustic echo signal is still an unresolved issue in signal processing. When a signal from a speaker in one end of

Pattern Matching Algorithms

Pattern matching in computer vision refers to a set of computational techniques which enable the localization of a template pattern in a sample image or

Classification and Segmentation of Dendritic Cells

Dry eye disease (DED) is one of the most common ophthalmic disorders. Inflammation of the ocular surface is controlled by corneal antigen-presenting cells called dendritic

Extracting Features for Fingerprint Recognition and Matching

Fingerprint matching is used extensively in biometric identity verification for purposes ranging from forensic to recreational. The set of geometrical patterns, such as the ridges,

Fingerprint Segmentation Using Deep Learning

Automatic fingerprint recognition systems are based on the extraction of features from scanned fingerprint image. A successful preprocessing of the scan is an important first

Magnetic Resonance Imaging software

Magnetic resonance imaging is a ubiquitous clinical imaging modality, in which patients are placed in a device inducing a magnetic field, and the relaxation of

Industrial Vision Systems

During the past few decades, industrial automation of manufacturing processes has taken a great leap forward. Specifically, the increased quality of yield is due, in

Hemorrhage and Edema segmentation with Deep Learning

Intracranial Hemorrhage and Edema Segmentation

An intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) is a condition in which a blood vessel erupts inside the brain, causing internal bleeding. If not treated correctly and immediately,

3D surface reconstruction from single depth view

The advances in the manufacturing of depth sensors and camera technologies, such as LIDAR and RealSense cameras, have brought three-dimensional (3D) applications to the front

Robots in Medical Applications

Machine Vision and AI for orthopedic surgery are extensively used in solutions enabling robotic surgical procedures and other medical applications. The robot’s hand being more precise than the surgeon, more and more surgeries are performed by properly equipped surgical robots. Besides the details of medical robotics applications, this article discusses also other medical systems, in particular Virtual Reality in medicine, by which RSIP Vision makes it possible to develop a simulator for complex and risky surgeries like brain surgeries.

OCR for robots

Robotic tasks may involve reading and understanding written text. When conditions are optimal, camera mounted on robots allow them to interpret text without major obstacles: but oftentimes, this OCR task for robots needs to overcome difficulties, be these due to the position and type of the camera, lighting conditions, the quality of written characters, the shape of the object bearing the text or else. RSIP Vision engineers are experts also in this branch of OCR and can recommend the best solution for your project.

Robots Using Machine Vision in Retail

Here are practical examples of robots using Machine Vision techniques in retail applications and tasks, going from picking, sorting and packaging activities within a distribution warehouse to store inventory management, customer service and other robotic automation tasks. This articles by RSIP Vision hints also at future version of robots, directly servicing customers in retail shops.

Machine Vision in industrial applications

Robots working in industrial applications perform many valuable tasks: from inspection to quality control, from assembling to locating/transporting parts. These tasks need highly accurate visual feedback: the robot is conveniently equipped with a camera as needed by the application. Machine vision systems operating in the industry can be of different kinds and must find solution to different challenges.

Machine Vision for Robotics

This article explains how different types of cameras provide mechanical support to robots by helping them navigate in the real world. Besides that, robots serving in different fields of activity require different skills. As a result, you will read here the different ways by which Machine Vision algorithms power robots in the main industries and markets, each according to their desired tasks.

Object Detection Methods for Robots

Robots need to recognize objects, if we want them to perform their activity. To solve this challenge, they take advantage of object detection and classification algorithms which give them the ability to be efficient and practical in the recognition tasks. Machine learning software enable robots to detect all instances of an object. This article details the different classes of object detection methods for robots, including the most sophisticated ones, based on Convolutional Neural Networks.

Machine Vision Robots for Semiconductors

Machine vision algorithms are also used to operate robots in the high-precision semiconductor industry. Robots perform these intelligent tasks supported by machine vision software: several methods are currently used to detect defects and classify them, with important economies in both time and money. Robots in the semiconductor industry too can take advantage of deep learning techniques: their main benefit is the dramatic improvement in the defect classification abilities of the robotic devices.

Robots using Machine Vision in Agriculture

Among the many tasks performed by robots in agriculture, a large part is activated by machine vision algorithms. A very partial list of these tasks would include fields plowing, seeds planting, weeds handling, monitoring of produce growth (be it via ground-based robots or by flying robotic UAVs), fruits and vegetables picking, as well as sorting and grading of produce. This article gives a panoramic view of what our algorithms for robotics can do for your project in agriculture, including robots using Deep Learning in agriculture.

Image processing for Precision Agriculture

Precision agriculture describes a collection of engineering methods aimed at providing a rationale and operative management plan for farms, forests, vineyards, and other agricultural endeavors,

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Automatic Object Recognition Algorithm

Automatic object recognition is a highly challenging task in computer vision. These challenges can be caused by many factors reducing the recognition rate of a

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