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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 12, 2015
Filed:
Sep. 18, 2012
Yury Yakubovich, Markham, CA;
Ivo Moravec, Richmond Hill, CA;
Yang Yang, Toronto, CA;
Ian Clarke, North York, CA;
Lihui Chen, Thornhill, CA;
Eunice Poon, Markham, CA;
Mikhail Brusnitsyn, North York, CA;
Arash Abadpour, Toronto, CA;
Dan Rico, Thornhill, CA;
Guoyi Fu, Vaughan, CA;
Yury Yakubovich, Markham, CA;
Ivo Moravec, Richmond Hill, CA;
Yang Yang, Toronto, CA;
Ian Clarke, North York, CA;
Lihui Chen, Thornhill, CA;
Eunice Poon, Markham, CA;
Mikhail Brusnitsyn, North York, CA;
Arash Abadpour, Toronto, CA;
Dan Rico, Thornhill, CA;
Guoyi Fu, Vaughan, CA;
Seiko Epson Corporation, Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
An adequate solution for computer vision applications is arrived at more efficiently and, with more automation, enables users with limited or no special image processing and pattern recognition knowledge to create reliable vision systems for their applications. Computer rendering of CAD models is used to automate the dataset acquisition process and labeling process. In order to speed up the training data preparation while maintaining the data quality, a number of processed samples are generated from one or a few seed images.