Traduction de «syndrome de vision sur ordinateur » (Français → Anglais) :

computational vision | computer vision | machine vision

computer vision system [ machine vision system | artificial vision system | vision system ]

computer vision | artificial vision

machine vision | vision

computer vision [ artificial vision | compuvision ]

In one group of 15 young people were the following disabilities: albinism and low vision; visual impairment; limited literacy and numeracy; autism; Asperger's; Tourette's; learning disability, non-verbal; attention deficit disorder and ADHD; schizophrenia; schizoaffective disorder; bipolar; and depression.

In fact, I firmly believe that, following the failure of the Santer Commission, then the stormy journey taken by the one that succeeded it, following the succession of increasingly bitter disputes between governments and the Commission, between governments themselves, between the Commission and Parliament, following numerous worrying signs of ‘eurofatigue’ among the general public – to use an expression often heard in the new Member States – not least after the elections, which were notable for a record low turnout, and given the fact that the draft Constitution might not be ratified in a few days’ time, I firmly believe that the Barroso syndrome, which will tomorro ...[+++]w lead to an historic defeat or to a Pyrrhic victory, constitutes a new and powerful indicator of the deep crisis of a Europe without vision and without a unifying plan.

ECO-DAN A/S (DK) for ECO-DAN Guidance System / Advanced Tool Control: A guidance system based on computer vision and laser technology for automatic precision guidance of implements, machines and tractors in row crops.

Community actions will concentrate on the technological priorities that will make it possible to realise this vision. They will aim at mobilising the community of researchers around targeted initiatives, such as the development of the next generations of mobile communication systems, operating systems and hardware for the development of computers so as to achieve medium and long-term objectives while being able to react to the new needs and demands of markets as well as public and social policy.