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Tech Solutions for the Future
Corals and Fish Health Inspection Using ROV
Machine Vision Technology
What is Machine Vision ?
A.K.A Computer Vision
Machine vision technology can overcome many challenges by using cameras, image recognition software, and advanced algorithms to automatically analyze visual data from the ocean.
Why Use Machine Vision ?
- Fish and Corals Inspection
- Identity different types of fish and corals, behaviour and health
- Identify potential health issues in fish and corals, such as infections, diseases, or other abnormalities, with much faster and more accurately.
What are the Benefits ?
- Increased detection accuracy
- Detect better than human vision
- Improved efficiency
- Reduced costs
How Machine Vision Works ?
Computer Vision
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Through camera
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Feature extraction
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Pre-processing
Advanced Algorithm
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Object Detection
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Segmentation Classification
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Post-processi
Annotation of Datasets
Serranidae, commonly known as groupers, is a family of fish found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. | Sharks, or Selachimorpha, are a group of fish known for their cartilaginous skeletons, streamlined bodies, and sharp teeth. |
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Corals are marine invertebrates that belong to the phylum Cnidaria. They are typically found in tropical and subtropical waters, where they form vast and diverse coral reef ecosystems | Parrotfishes, also known as Scaridae, are a family of marine fish found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. |
Leaf Plate Coral (Montipora Florida). They look like giant cabbages. Colour varies brown, green, and yellow, with a pale edge |
Segmentation Techniques
Model Training
Results
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