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Methods of Image Acquisition

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This chapter covers different methods for image acquisition in automated visual inspection. Selecting the appropriate acquisition method depends on the properties of interest of the investigated object (Fig. 7.1):

  • optical properties like reflectance, color, texture, and index of refraction as a function of position, or

  • geometrical properties like the three-dimensional shape of the object.

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