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Power distribution network inspection vision system based on bionic vision image processing

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In order to improve the effect of power distribution network inspection and reduce the hidden dangers and operating costs of the power distribution network inspection, this paper combines the bionic vision image processing technology to construct an intelligent power distribution network inspection vision system, and proposes a bionic model based on the principle of biological visual distance that takes the Kinect Depth information value as a parameter. Moreover, this paper uses the model in the vision system to improve its real-time performance. In addition, with the support of intelligent algorithms, this paper constructs the structure model of the power distribution network inspection vision system, and proposes a new type of intelligent inspection system design for power distribution network to achieve a good effect of improving the efficiency of power distribution network inspection and management level in production practice. Finally, this paper combines experiments to prove the reliability of this system.

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Hao, F., Ma, J., Luo, L. et al. Power distribution network inspection vision system based on bionic vision image processing. Int J Syst Assur Eng Manag 14, 568–577 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13198-021-01268-8

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