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IMAGE PROCESSING APPLIED TO NURSERY STOCK SORTING

Article number

304_36

Pages

321 – 326

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Abstract

ADERSA has been involved in image processing since 1976. Vision systems were designed, adjusted and industrialized in such a manner they could be fitted in automated applications.
In the same time, ADERSA developed a library built for image processing.
A new application is on the way: sorting out of nursery plants.

Publication

I International Workshop on Sensors in Horticulture

Authors

G.M. COULON, P. CHEVALIER

Keywords

Image processing, Vision, systems, Plant grading

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1992.304.36

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32. EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF ION-SELECTIVE ELECTRODES IN AN AUTOMATED NFT SYSTEM

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33. CONTROL OF THE COMPOSITION OF THE NUTRIENT SOLUTION IN AN AUTOMATED NFT SYSTEM: A SIMULATION STUDY

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36. APPLICATION OF ISFETS IN CLOSED-LOOP SYSTEMS FOR HORTICULTURE

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37. IMAGE PROCESSING APPLIED TO NURSERY STOCK SORTING

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