PERCEPTION
Neural networks for bar code positioning in automated material handling
Chih-Chung Lo, Chun‐Ming Chang
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
This paper presents an effective method to utilize the specific graphic design of bar codes for positioning objects on conveyor belts without work carriers. A simplified template matching method is utilized to detect the four corners of a bar code. After the four corners are located, an artificial neural network is utilized to acquire the translation, orientation, and vertical depth information of a workpiece for the bar code scanner and robot workstations. This proposed system is successfully implemented in a low cost computer vision system for automated material handling.
Keywords
Computer scienceBar (unit)WorkstationScannerCode (set theory)Artificial neural networkRobotComputer visionOrientation (vector space)Artificial intelligence
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