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Patent drawing for Image match for featureless objects
US 10,210,423 B2
Computer vision US 10,210,423 B2 Not in force

Image match for featureless objects

This invention describes a computer method to identify objects in images, especially those that might lack many distinct visual features. It works by first finding small, recognizable elements like labels or icons within the object, using other visual points as a guide. Then, it uses the size relationships between these recognizable elements and the rest of the object to narrow down the possibilities and identify the object.

Why it matters: Filed before the widespread adoption of advanced deep learning for computer vision. Modern neural networks could automate and significantly improve the accuracy of feature point and scalar identification, making the ratio-based matching more robust and efficient than in 2016.

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SpecializedSoftware logic, computer vision algorithms

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