Camera Systems of Industrial Robots

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The article deals with problems of image capture. There are presented methods of image processing through 2D and 3D camera systems. Section dedicated to image processing refers to the possibility of using different filters images, geometric and brightness transformations.

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68-74

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July 2016

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