A Machine Vision Based In-Line Quality Assessment Method for the Fabrication of Structured Surfaces

A Machine Vision Based In-Line Quality Assessment Method for the Fabrication of Structured Surfaces
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10.1109/icac57885.2023.10275199
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2023-08
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2023 28th International Conference on Automation and Computing (ICAC)
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Maomao Wang;Wenbin Zhong;Guoyu Yu;Xiangqian Jiang;W. Zeng
Maomao Wang;Wenbin Zhong;Guoyu Yu;Xiangqian Jiang;W. Zeng
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Maomao Wang;Wenbin Zhong;Guoyu Yu;Xiangqian Jiang;W. Zeng

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