An Automated System for Contact Lens Inspection

This paper describes a novel method for the industrial inspection of ophthalmic contact lenses in a time constrained production line environment. We discuss the background to this problem, look at previous solutions and relevant allied work before describing our system. An overview of the system is...

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Pattern recognition. Digital image processing. Computational geometry
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