Optics And Artificial Vision

Optics and Artificial Vision

Authors: Rafael G. González Acuña, Héctor A. Chaparro Romo
Paper Quality: Black White Paper
Category: Optics, Artificial Vision, Computer Vision, Applied Physics, Engineering
Recommended For:
Graduate and postgraduate students, researchers, engineers, and professionals working in optics, computer vision, biomedical imaging, robotics, and applied physics.

Optics and Artificial Vision provides a detailed and modern study of how optical science intersects with artificial vision technologies. The book bridges classical optics with computational methods, enabling readers to understand and design advanced vision systems. From light propagation and imaging principles to computer-based vision algorithms, the text offers a comprehensive approach to both the physics and engineering of artificial vision.

With practical examples, mathematical models, and applications, this book equips readers to explore areas such as image formation, optical sensors, biomedical imaging, and machine vision systems. It serves as both a theoretical foundation and a practical guide for research and technological innovation.

Key Points with Brief Descriptions:

• Fundamentals of Optics:
  Covers wave optics, geometrical optics, and optical imaging principles.

• Artificial Vision Systems:
  Introduces computer vision techniques integrated with optical devices and sensors.

• Image Formation & Processing:
  Explains how light and optics influence digital imaging and pattern recognition.

• Biomedical & Industrial Applications:
  Discusses artificial vision in healthcare, robotics, manufacturing, and surveillance.

• Interdisciplinary Approach:
  Connects optics, physics, computer science, and engineering.

• Research and Innovation Focus:
  Includes case studies, practical experiments, and advanced modeling for learners and professionals.