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题名	作者	出版年	年卷期
CMOS imagers fit niche vision needs - Improvements in CMOS technology have increased flexibility find decreased costs in high-speed or low-light applications	R. Winn Hardin	2004	2004, vol.9, no.8
Bus-based standards benefit future systems: Next-generation vision systems benefit from new bus-bused standards	Matthew Linder	2004	2004, vol.9, no.8
Automated inspection station rejects defects: Smart camera, strobed LED array, and PLC inspect injection-molded parts	C. G. Masi	2004	2004, vol.9, no.8
Peripherals team to test microdisplays: Off-the-shelf PC-based image-processing and motion-control components rapidly analyze LCOS microdisplays	Andrew Wilson	2004	2004, vol.9, no.8
Thermography aids chiropractic diagnosis: Vision system couples IR imager with blackbody temperature references to evaluate blood circulation	Lawrence J. Curran	2004	2004, vol.9, no.8
Intelligent cameras embed new low-cost functions: Vendors are tailoring their smart cameras to meet a range of applications with embedded sensors, processors, and networking capabilities	Andrew Wilson	2004	2004, vol.9, no.8