"Vision Sensors: Recent Advances" ed. by Francisco Gallegos-Funes

This volume reflects a selection of recent developments within the area of vision sensors and their algorithms. This book brings together the work of a number of researchers and professionals who have made significant contributions to the field of vision sensors with image processing applications.

Among the image processing techniques involving the use of vision sensors are image measurement, image analysis, image transformation, image filtering, segmentation algorithms, supervised and unsupervised algorithms for classification, image recognition and parallel computing, and real-time algorithms. Recent literature reviews vision sensors with applications for localization of robot end effectors, panoramic vision sensors, wireless vision sensors, automated vision sensor inspection, multi-sensor imaging for medical data, and object recognition.

Contents
1. Usage of RGB-D Multi-Sensor Imaging System for Medical Applications
2. Multi-Object Recognition Using a Feature Descriptor and Neural Classifier
3. EEG and MRI Processing for Alzheimer’s Diseases
4. Saliency Detection from Subitizing Processing
5. The Use of Leap Motion in Manual Dexterity Testing by the Box and Blocks Test: A Review Study
6. Precise 6DOF Localization of Robot End Effectors Using 3D Vision and Registration without Referencing Targets
7. A Cognitive Digital-Optical Architecture for Object Recognition Applications in Remote Sensing


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