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Auslegung eines Baukastensystems für einen Detektor zur optischen Fehlerprüfung von Mantelflächen
(2016)
Im Projekt der Abschlussarbeit wird an der Konstruktion eines sich automatisch zusammenbauenden Baukastensystems für einen Detektor in Anlagen zur optischen Teileprüfung gearbeitet. Der behandelte Detektoraufbau, bestehend aus Bildsensor, Objektiv und Beleuchtung, detektiert dabei Innen- und Außenmantelflächenfehler bei Serienteilen mit Außendurchmessern von 5 mm bis 80 mm und Höhen von 1 mm bis 60 mm. Der Detektor, auch allgemeiner als Sensor bezeichnet, weist im Konstruktionsprozess eine Problematik auf, welche durch die Erzeugung eines Baukastens gelöst werden soll.
In the age data digitalization, important applications of optics and photonics based sensors and technology lie in the field of biometrics and image processing. Protecting user data in a safe and secure way is an essential task in this area. However, traditional cryptographic protocols rely heavily on computer aided computation. Secure protocols which rely only on human interactions are usually simpler to understand. In many scenarios development of such protocols are also important for ease of implementation and deployment. Visual cryptography (VC) is an encryption technique on images (or text) in which decryption is done by human visual system. In this technique, an image is encrypted into number of pieces (known as shares). When the printed shares are physically superimposed together, the image can be decrypted with human vision. Modern digital watermarking technologies can be combined with VC for image copyright protection where the shares can be watermarks (small identification) embedded in the image. Similarly, VC can be used for improving security of biometric authentication. This paper presents about design and implementation of a practical laboratory experiment based on the concept of VC for a course in media engineering. Specifically, our contribution deals with integration of VC in different schemes for applications like digital watermarking and biometric authentication in the field of optics and photonics. We describe theoretical concepts and propose our infrastructure for the experiment. Finally, we will evaluate the learning outcome of the experiment, performed by the students. © (2016) COPYRIGHT Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE). Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.