Research on Methods of Tire Sensory Measurement Based on Image Processing

Rong Bao Chen; Jing Tao; Wu Ting Fan; Jun Jie Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.230-232.900

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Research on Methods of Tire Sensory Measurement Based on Image Processing

Abstract:

This paper proposes and analyzes sensory measurement of tire based on image processing, which uses tangent value method, proportion method and Euclidean distance method to detect tire pressure and overload and uses Tamura texture features to describe tire abrasion level. The research presents a contactless way to detect tire pressure, overload and abrasion level and has certain advantages and innovations in function and implementation compared with existing TPMS which can’t detect the tire abrasion level. This research is an application of image processing-based computer vision in tire sensory measurement; it makes the measurement of tire automatically and intelligently and can be used to prevent traffic accidents caused by tires effectively. There are practical values.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 230-232)

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900-904

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May 2011

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Rong Bao Chen, Jing Tao, Wu Ting Fan, Jun Jie Zhang

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Abrasion Level, Image Processing, Overload, Sensory Measurement, Tire Pressure

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