Abstract
The rapid expansion of computer technology in the past thirty years has impacted society in innumerable ways. Of interest for this discussion is the breath-taking change in measurement sciences that has occurred as the digital age dawned and has now become part of our daily lives. In particular, the effect on image-based, non-contacting measurements will be described and the continuing revolutionary impact that the resulting technology has engendered will be reviewed. Additionally, the unprecedented expansion of capabilities will be highlighted by presenting a set of illustrative example studies.
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Sutton, Michael A.
(2013)
"Computer Vision Based, Non-Contacting Deformation and Shape Measurements: A Revolution in Progress,"
Journal of the South Carolina Academy of Science: Vol. 11:
Iss.
1, Article 4.
Available at:
https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/jscas/vol11/iss1/4