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  • Industrial Automation
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Computer Vision

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  • Advanced technologies like computer vision are crucial for improving manufacturing processes, quality control, and operational efficiency.
  • A significant knowledge gap exists in understanding Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications within computer vision, particularly for students.
  • Traditional training methods struggle to convey the practical complexities of advanced technologies like computer vision.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To address the educational divide in AI and computer vision by proposing a project-based instructional approach.
  • To enhance the practical understanding of computer vision applications within AI for students and operators.
  • To equip professionals with skills for Industry 4.0 by focusing on hands-on deployment of AI in computer vision.

Main Methods:

  • Developing a project-based learning methodology focused on practical computer vision applications.
  • Guiding students through hands-on projects involving dataset utilization and object detection model training.
  • Implementing trained models within a microcomputer infrastructure for practical deployment experience.

Main Results:

  • Students gain practical skills in utilizing datasets and training object detection models.
  • Successful implementation of AI-driven computer vision models on microcomputer infrastructure.
  • Bridging the theoretical-practical gap in understanding AI's role in computer vision.

Conclusions:

  • Project-based learning effectively enhances comprehension and practical skills in AI-powered computer vision.
  • This approach prepares a competent workforce for the evolving demands of Industry 4.0.
  • Adapting educational strategies is critical for harnessing transformative technologies like computer vision in industrial settings.