Projects in the Centre for Machine Vision

Read about the many advances we have made.

Current and recent projects

Underfloor insulation

This project aimed to advance robotics developed and operated by Q-Bot.

Automatic weed imaging and analysis

This project aimed to identify the location and structure of weed clusters in a field.

Face recognition using photometric stereo (Photoface)

The Photoface project covers two EPSRC funded grants that started in April 2007.

4D data capture - real-time 3D

The 4D Vision project aimed to develop 3D Photometric Stereo technology to enable the capture of 3D faces in real-time.

Application of photometric stereo in dermatology

This project adopted a computational approach to redesign a device that primarily inspects the skin for dermatological uses.

Novel non-invasive assessment of respiratory function

Developing a novel, non-invasive method for non-contact assessment of respiratory muscle function.

Stealthy object detection and recognition

We developed a portable device to automatically detect and recognise potential threats to troops in war zones.

Quality control of specular ceramic materials

This project aimed to develop a method and device to rapidly reverse engineer specular surfaces while they are on-line.

Using 3D facial asymmetry in better diagnosis and treatment of plagiocephaly

A Medical Research Council (MRC) project to research skull abnormalities in children.

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Centre for Machine Vision is part of Bristol Robotics Laboratory, a centre of excellence in the Department of Engineering, Design and Mathematics at UWE Bristol.

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