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<b>Canvas size</b>
 
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[[File:CV canvas size.png | 850x595px]]
 
[[File:CV canvas size.png | 850x595px]]
 
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<b>Measure the borders of the objects</b>
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[[File:CV borders.png | 850x595px]]
 
[[File:CV borders.png | 850x595px]]
 
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<b>Measure the sizes of each object</b>
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[[File:CV piece sizes.png | 850x595px]]
 
[[File:CV piece sizes.png | 850x595px]]
 
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<b>Measure the size of one object</b>
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[[File:CV one piece size.png | 850x595px]]
 
[[File:CV one piece size.png | 850x595px]]
 
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<b>Measure the centre of one object</b>
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[[File:CV one piece centroid.png | 850x595px]]
 
[[File:CV one piece centroid.png | 850x595px]]
 
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Revision as of 18:28, 24 March 2022

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Group 3: Fabio Sala - Thomas Kaasschieter - Yiyin Yu - Yu Chen - Jakob Norén





Computer Vision

We start with a picture of our pieces on a black A3 paper. After which we use the Python script to measure the sizes and centre points of all the pieces.

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Canvas size

CV canvas size.png


Measure the borders of the objects

CV borders.png


Measure the sizes of each object

CV piece sizes.png


Measure the size of one object

CV one piece size.png


Measure the centre of one object

CV one piece centroid.png