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Am I the only one that thinks this is grossly overengineered solution? Wouldn't the simple machine with differently shaped and sized holes do equaly good or bet
by mamon 10y ago
Am I the only one that thinks this is grossly overengineered solution? Wouldn't the simple machine with differently shaped and sized holes do equaly good or better? Existing industrial machines are usually pretty good at mechanical sorting (think of things like shelled sunflower seeds, etc.).
- pmarsh 10y agoIn the article they talk about many factors that a mechanical sorter will have no ability to account for, color, prickliness, curvature.
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- thaw13579 10y agoYes, this is a basic computer vision task, so I think deep learning is probably overkill. In this case, there's no clutter and you can choose any configuration of cameras and illumination you like, which makes the task much easier (and probably feasible on a single desktop machine...).