Automated content detection on TVs and computer monitors
Title | Automated content detection on TVs and computer monitors |
Publication Type | Conference Paper |
Year of Publication | 2015 |
Authors | Farias, F. d S., Waldir, S. S., Filho, E. B. de Lima, Melo, W. C. |
Conference Name | 2015 IEEE 4th Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE) |
Date Published | oct |
Keywords | Algorithm design and analysis, automated content detection, automatic inspection system images, automatic optical inspection, computer aided manufacturing, computer displays, computer monitors, Computers, edge detection, edge detection algorithms, image comparison metrics, Image edge detection, image segmentation, Inspection, line detection algorithms, Monitoring, notebook, pubcrawl170111, quality tests, rectangle recognition, system manufacturing process, television, TV |
Abstract | In a system manufacturing process that use screens, for exemple, TVs, computer monitors, or notebook, the inspection images is one of the most important quality tests. Due to increasing complexity of these systems, manual inspection became complex and slow. Thus, automatic inspection is an attractive alternative. In this paper, we present an automatic inspection system images using edge and line detection algorithms, rectangles recognition and image comparison metrics. The experiments, performed to 504 images (TVs, computer monitors, and notebook) demonstrate that the system has good performance. |
DOI | 10.1109/GCCE.2015.7398693 |
Citation Key | farias_automated_2015 |
- Image edge detection
- TV
- television
- system manufacturing process
- rectangle recognition
- quality tests
- pubcrawl170111
- notebook
- Monitoring
- line detection algorithms
- Inspection
- image segmentation
- Algorithm design and analysis
- image comparison metrics
- edge detection algorithms
- edge detection
- Computers
- computer monitors
- computer displays
- computer aided manufacturing
- automatic optical inspection
- automatic inspection system images
- automated content detection