The Application of Image Stitching in the Robot Target Recognition

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Images are widely used in engineering work and scientific research, therefore, it is necessary to identify the image. The image recognition technology is one of the core technologies in traditional production and life, but the identify limitations can not meet the needs of many aspects of the identification problem. Use image stitching technology can increase the angle range of the target image and enhance the image definition, to achieve the identification of target image accurately.

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