What do Facebook's facial recognition feature, Amazon's Go store, Google Lens' object detection and Tesla's Autopilot have in common? If you said they all…
wide variety of purposes . For example, there are applications that use this technology to monitor infrastructures, especially those that are difficult to access (such as remote wells or facilities that work with hazardous materials). While these applications can be used in virtually any manufacturing industry, they are especially useful for industries working with oil rigs, chemical plants, refineries, and power plants.
Conclusion
As you can see, the numerous existing uses of CV prove that this technology is already mature for various purposes. From facial recognition and driverless cars to fraud prevention in banking institutions, computer vision is proving to be a vital ally for all types of industries.
And while it's true that there's still a long way to go before CV reaches its maturity, we can safely say that its revolution is already here. Judging by the results, it seems like an amazing revolution that is just beginning and which promises enormous potential for many companies in the near future.
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