Some applications of vision-guided robotics include:
1. Industrial automation: Robots use computer vision to inspect products, perform quality control, and assemble components in manufacturing processes.
2. Medical robotics: Robots with computer vision capabilities can assist in surgeries, perform minimally invasive procedures, and monitor patient health.
3. Search and rescue: Robots with vision guidance can navigate disaster sites, locate survivors, and assess damage.
4. Logistics and transportation: Self-driving cars and drones use computer vision to navigate roads, avoid obstacles, and make decisions.
5. Home automation: Vision-guided robots can perform tasks such as vacuuming, mopping, and assisting the elderly or disabled with daily activities.
6. Agriculture: Computer-vision-equipped robots can monitor crop health, identify pests or diseases, and apply treatments with precision.
7. Underwater exploration: Robots with vision guidance can explore the ocean floor, map undersea environments, and collect data on marine life.
