Robot Vision --20-265-639-901
Spring Quarter 2000
Thursday, 6:00 - 8:30 PM, Room 841 Baldwin
Instructor: Professor Ernest L. Hall, Room 659 Baldwin
Phone: 556-2730, FAX:
556-3390, Email: Ernie.Hall@uc.edu, Pager: 249-3197
Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 4-6:00 PM
Required Text: B.K.P. Horn,
Robot Vision, McGraw-Hill, 1986;
Reference: E.L. Hall, Computer
Image Processing and Recognition, Academic Press, 1979. Supplemental course
notes will be provided.
Laboratory Project: A class project is conducted
individually using either the KHOROS image processing system or the MATLAB
Image Processing Toolbox. Other facilities such as manufacturing cells
consisting of industrial robots, vision systems and computer facilities are
also available. This project requires about 10% of the student's time for the
course. An oral presentation and Powerpoint slide show report are required for
a machine vision application.
Grading System: Quiz 1 OPEN BOOK 20%; Quiz 2 CLOSED BOOK 20%; Final 20%; Project Report 20%;
Homework 20%.
Topics: Robot intelligence concepts and
definitions, two and three dimensional machine vision, heuristic problem
solving techniques, programming and sensing for control, tactile sensors,
applications of intelligent robot systems in flexible manufacturing.
Lecture Date Description
1. 3/30/2000 Human
and Machine Vision
2. 4/6/2000 Lighting
and Optics
3. 4/13/2000 Edge
Detection
4. 4/20/2000 Segmentation,
Quiz 1
5. 4/27/2000 Object
Location
6. 5/4/2000 3D
Vision
7. 5/11/2000 Stereo
Vision
8. 5/18/2000 Expert
Vision, Quiz 2
9. 5/25/2000 Tactile
sensing
10. 6/1/2000 Applications
FINAL Tuesday 6/6/2000, 7:30 – 9:30
AM or TBA Project
Presentations
Visit the robotics web page
at: http://www.eng.uc.edu/robotics for course updates and notes.