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Musca domestica Based Machine Vision Sensor; a Continuing Project

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Dr. Steve Barrett Role :Text(marcrelator)
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Laramie, Wyoming
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4/24/2010

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Much research on the Musca domestica machine vision sensor has already been conducted at the University of Wyoming. This on-going project is working to increase the capabilities and the ruggedness of the sensor, and characterize the sensor behavior. The sensor illustrates a number of superior qualities when compared to standard vision sensors. | I worked to implement light filtering techniques and long-range sensing capabilities. The light filtering seeks to remove ambient light and reduce noise in the sensor signal. This design was tested and works very well. The long-range objective tests seek to verify sensor function through a telescope. Further tests will be required to provide conclusive long-range data. | My research led to a better sensor platform, and utilized advanced, time-saving assembly techniques. This continuing project allows for graduate research upon the completion of my undergraduate degree in May 2011. My contribution to the project was beneficial and ground-breaking, however the project is far from completion and future involvement would only aid more. note
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