Automation System Architecture For Barcode Region Detection Algorithm
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Abstract
Conventional barcode region detections are generally using guideline at computer vision. Guideline is the simple method but efficient. As the demand increases in the automation system, guideline method needs to replace. Hardware has strong point at the parallel operation. Using parallel operation, hardware can process iterative operation efficiently. In this paper, we propose system architecture for barcode region detection algorithm using APU and FPGA. This architecture can easily adapted application system. FPGA reduce overload easily and efficiently for APU.
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DOI:10.1145/2896387
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