156 results about "Visual defects" patented technology

The invention discloses a multi-vision defect detecting equipment and a multi-vision defect detecting method for a large-size LCD glass substrate in a production line. For the equipment, a linear scanning imaging detection system is adopted for acquiring the high-definition gray image of an LCD glass substrate to be detected, and the equipment is simple in structure and convenient to operate; according to the method disclosed by the invention, the acquired image is processed, a kmeans clustering method is adopted to carry out defect existence judgment on the processed image of the LCD glass substrate, and by making the defect regions, the defect category is judged by a classification method of a support vector machine (SVM), and the defect quantity is counted. Processed image and detection results are transmitted to an office in real time by a filed bus control system for operators on duty to check, and the field production parameters are transmitted, so that remote monitoring of the system is realized.

An artificial lens (1) (contact lens or intraocular lens) for correcting presbyopia, possibly associated with other refractive defects, has at least one region (5) having a fourth-order spherical aberration in OSA notation greater than −1.5 μm and less than zero μm, and possibly associated with a basic vertex power for correcting refractive defects, and with higher-order aberrations for improving vision acuity. The lens is produced by ablating a surface of a base body of the lens by means of an appropriately controlled laser device, and according to a given photoablative pattern to induce the desired aberration.

The present invention provides a method for producing a laminate suitable for a flexible circuit board which is free from visual defects such as wrinkles and curls that appear when a plurality of laminating materials containing a thermally fusible laminating material are formed by thermally laminating these materials each other using a thermal-press forming device, which comprises the steps of: arranging a heat resistant protective material between a pressing surface and the laminating materials, laminating the materials by thermal pressure at not lower than 200° C., wherein the bonded laminating materials are in contact with the protective material, cooling the bonded laminating materials, and peeling off the protective material from the bonded laminating materials, whereby the laminate with less nonuniformity in pressurization, a uniform surface, and a good inter-layer adhesion, and the method and device for producing the laminate can be provided, more particularly, the thermal pressure and forming is performed by a thermal-press forming device having at least a pair of metal rolls.

A display device optimized to operate in a low frame rate mode under certain predetermined conditions is provided. To reduce pixel discharge during the low frame rate mode, the display device employees the TFTs with metal oxide semiconductor layer, the optical alignment layer with an upper portion and a lower portion having different resistivity. In addition, a passivation layer is provided between the optical alignment layer and the pixel or the common electrode for compensating the low resistivity of the lower portion of the optical alignment layer. As such, various visual defects associated with the pixel discharge can be reduced even when the display device is operating under the low frame rate mode.

The invention discloses zoom head-worn equipment, belongs to the field of wearable display equipment, and solves problems of discomfort and damage to eyes of people with visual defects in use in the prior art. The zoom head-worn equipment comprises a lens frame, a display screen and a zoom lens. The display screen and the zoom lens are indirectly or directly fixed on the lens frame. The zoom lens is arranged at one side, which is close to the human eyes, of the display screen. The display screen is used for displaying image information. Focal length of the zoom lens is adjustable, and the appropriate focal length is adopted to refract light rays from the display screen to the pupils of the human eyes so as to be imaged on the retinas of the human eyes. The zoom head-worn equipment is suitable for groups with different eyesight, and damage to the eyes can also be avoided.

An economical computer-controlled non-invasive laser apparatus and method to perform anterior segment surgery in an eye are disclosed. The laser source may include a pumping laser, a Nd:YAG laser cavity gain media, a stimulated Raman converter crystal, intracavity beam diameter-reducing optics, and an intracavity Q-switching crystal. The laser pulses have a selected wavelength for anterior segment surgery. A laser pulse delivery and treatment control mechanism and method for the practicing surgeon are also provided. The laser pulses and delivery system may be used in anterior segment surgery for cataracts, where the laser pulses may be used to form the capsulotomy, to form the corneal incision or to disintegrate contents of the capsule before removal. The laser and delivery system may also the used to treat a capsule and lens for correcting or preventing presbyopia and to treat a cornea to correct visual deficiencies in an eye.

The invention relates to and provides visual defect detection equipment and a detection method thereof. The detection method comprises the following steps: acquiring the distribution probability of astandard component digital image by a generative adversarial network, and performing training to obtain a generator G capable of mapping a hidden space vector to the standard component digital image;performing training again to obtain a decoder D capable of realizing mapping from the digital image to the hidden space vector; lastly, inputting a binary gray level image of a detected workpiece obtained by preprocessing into the decoder D and the generator G in sequence to obtain a proximate standard image proximate to the detected workpiece; acquiring a differential value between the binary gray image of the detected workpiece and the proximate standard image by using a difference image method; and comparing the difference value with a threshold value to judge whether the detected workpieceis defective or not. The detection method has the advantages of high portability, high universality, short trial and error time and high detection accuracy.

An interactive program guide (IPG) may include a program grid section and a multimedia section. The program grid section typically contains program information organized in a grid with a time axis and a channel axis. The multimedia section may include video for advertisement, previews, and other purposes. Such an IPG may be rendered and encoded at a server and distributed to client terminals in the form of compressed bit streams.

For certain IPGs, the program grid section may comprise alternating stripes of background with different shades (lighter/darker) or different colors. Typically, the alternating background stripes may be used to visually separate text information into timeslots or channels.

Blank areas of the background may be “skip” encoded to “save” a portion of the bit rate. Meanwhile, the quantizer stepsize for encoding that section may be lowered so as to utilize the saved bits to improve the viewing quality of the program grid section. Additionally or alternatively, the quantization matrix for encoding the program grid section may be optimized for encoding text (rather than being, for example, a standard quantization matrix).

Encoding may be performed on the program grid section such that encoded macroblocks do not cross a border between two stripes. In other words, each encoded macroblock in the program grid section may be within a single stripe. Additionally or alternatively, low-pass frequency filtering may be applied on the background stripes. Such low-pass filtering reduces visual defects due to ringing from edges between stripes.

This invention relates to a biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) film comprising a polyolefin-containing base layer with at least 1 weight percent recycled polyolefin material comprises polyhydroxy amino ether polymer (PHAE) and an amount of compatibilizing agent such that the laminate film has a gel count of less than 15 gels/80 in². The laminate film could have an optional tie-layer which could comprise PHAE adhered to one side; the polypropylene film contains an amount of reprocessed PHAE-containing film and a compatibilizing agent to reduce significantly or eliminate visual defects such as gels, voids, etc. The use of the compatibilizing agent with the reprocessed PHAE also aids in improving subsequent biaxial film orientation and maintains film properties. The film of the embodiments of the invention has excellent appearance and aesthetic properties and can be suitable for transparent, white opaque, or metallized film applications depending on formulation.

The invention discloses an SOP element positioning and defect detecting method based on vision, and relates to visual positioning and visual defect detecting of an SOP element in a surface mount technology visual system. For solving the problem that the SOP element is insufficient in precision and sensitive to the external environment change when being used for the mounting of a chip mounter, the invention provides a SOP element positioning and defect detecting method based on vision. The method comprises the following steps: checking whether a selected region image meets a luminance requirement; binarizing the selected region image to obtain a binarized image; extracting an outer boundary outline of the binarized image obtained in the second step through the adoption of a canny edge detection extracting method to obtain each outer boundary point set of the binarized image; performing SOP element pin defect detection according to above obtained data. The method is applied to the visual field of the chip mounter.

Disclosed herein is a molding system that facilitates the molding of very thick products from materials such as gel and/or mechanically frothed foam, substantially free of visual defects, such as air bubbles, by controlling the rate of mold closure and/or interrupting the mold closure.

The present invention is a process for preparing soft tissue such as tendons, ligaments, cartilage, fascia, dermis, human valves and human veins for implant in a human and removes cellular components and forms an decellular matrix having as major components collagens and elastins while sterilizing the tissue. The process comprises the following steps: (1) isolating from a suitable donor a desired soft tissue sample of the biological material; (2) processing and decellularizing the soft tissue including inspection for visual defects, trimming and soaking the tissue in a detergent depending on whether the tissue is fascia or dermis and rinsing same with sterile water; (3) sterilizing the soft tissue in a vacuum and soaking the tissue in an antibiotic composition or peracetic acid depending on whether the soft tissue is fascia or dermis and rinsing same; (4) processing the tissue by cutting the tissue to size and perforating the tissue; and (5) dipping the tissue in 70% ethanol and packaging the tissue.

A method of improving the visual perception ability of a person with respect to a particular eye condition of one or both eyes, by displaying to the person, in at least one evaluation session of an evaluation phase, a plurality of images selected to test the visual perception ability of the person with respect to at least one visual defect, and to elicit responses from the person indicative of the level of the person's visual perception ability with respect to the at least one visual defect; and by utilizing the responses to select another plurality of images designed to treat the person with respect to a detected visual defect and thereby to improve the visual perception ability of the person with respect to the detected visual defect; and, in a treatment phase, applying training glasses with reduced refraction for the respective eye, and displaying to the person the another plurality of images in at least one treatment session until the visual perception ability of the person has been improved with respect to the detected visual defect. The foregoing operations are performed until the desired “contrast funnel” is achieved, i.e., the desired range of contrast levels expected to be achieved in order to gain optimal visual improvement.

The invention relates to a magnetic material automated production line and is in the order of magnetic tile pressing, detecting, conveying, warehouse entry and sintering. The production line is characterized in that a pressing machine 2, a sorting table, a visual defect detecting mechanism 6 used for detecting magnetic tiles 1 on the sorting table, a robot 8 used for taking the magnetic tiles 1, a palletizing platform 9 used for disposing the magnetic tiles 1 and an ID card in a tray, a tray scanner 10 used for scanning the tray ID card information, a conveyor belt 11 used for conveying the tray (the magnetic tile tray, the same below) loaded with the magnetic tiles 1 to a sintering furnace, the sintering furnace 15, a printer system 16, an empty tray return system and a control system having the system scheduling function, wherein the control system includes a server connected with a PC industrial control computer, a tray scanner system, a PLC controller, and a defect identification system and a label printing system connected with the server, motion parts are respectively controlled by PLC, and the control system is used for acquiring and analyzing PLC controller instructions and the induction information and making instructions. The production line is advantaged in that production cost is reduced, production efficiency is improved, product consistency is improved, inspection standards are unified, and the information management level is improved.

A See-Through Display System with the ability to correct visual deficits such as presbyopia, color blindness and poor night vision is disclosed. This invention enables the correction of visual deficits using camera(s), microdisplay (s), controlling circuit(s) with digital grayscale control and see through optics such as free form lens/mirror, half-mirror, diffractive and/or holographic optical element(s).