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Machine Vision platform's documentation
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**Machine Vision** GitHub repository contains documentations of the pedagogic technical platform developed for Machine Vision labworks and projects of students.

The GitHub repository of this project : `Machine Vision <https://github.com/IOGS-LEnsE-platforms/machine-vision>`_

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   :caption: Machine Vision
   
	Machine Vision platform<contents/machine_vision>

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   :maxdepth: 1
   :caption: Materials

	Overview<contents/material_overview>
	Electronic board<contents/material_board>
	Testing procedure<contents/material_testing>

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   :caption: How To


.. toctree::
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   :caption: Contributors
   
	Main contributors<contents/main_contributors>
	Students contributions<contents/other_contributors>

Ressources
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Projects based on this platform require the following ressources :

* `Camera Interfaces <https://iogs-lense-ressources.github.io/camera-gui/>`_ to integrate camera vision for image processing.

Trainings
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Projects based on this platform require the following trainings :

* **Nucleo board basics** to control the conveyor, the lighting system, the sorter system and to get data from presence sensors for exemple.
* **Python GUI basics** to create a graphical user interface.
* **Python communication** to transmit data to a microcontroller (that controls the hardware part of the platform : conveyor, lights, sorter, sensors...).

About the LEnsE
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The **Experimental Teaching Laboratory** (*LEnsE*, for *Laboratoire d’ENSeignement Expérimental*) is a major structure of the *Institut d'Optique* engineering school. It offers remarkably strong training that contributes 25% of the total curriculum. It is an impressive structure where students have access to a large diversity of material and human resources to be able to gain the skills to become excellent experimenters recognized in their field.