intelligent machine vision
Intelligent machine vision could be the next step of evolution for robots
Of all the senses, vision has to be my favorite. The ability to see allows us to control and manipulate our environment. Heck, without vision, we wouldn't even know what our environment looks like or be able to enjoy the visual splendor of the control and manipulation that we exercise over it. More than 500 million years ago, flatworms developed photosensitive pit eyes, and the evolutionary race to improved vision was off and running. Long before dinosaurs stomped around the planet, trilobites became the first creatures to develop complex, compound eyes in the Cambrian Period of the Paleozoic Era.