VEER NARMAD SOUTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY
Sutex Bank College Of Computer Application & Science
B.C.A(Bachelor Of Computer Application )
Seminar Presentation
On
“COMPUTER VISION”
As a Partial Requirement for the Degree
OF
BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATION
(B.C.A.)
Submitted By : Guided By :
Priyanshi J. Jiyani (767 - 4671) Ms. Priyanka D. Chauhan
COMPUTER VISION
INTRODUCTION
What is Computer Vision?
Computer Vision is like teaching computers how to see and understand pictures or videos,
just like we humans do with our eyes and brains.
It’s a field of AI that enables machines to interpret and understand visual data .
HISTORY AND EVOLUTION
1960s: Early image processing.
1980s: Facial recognition.
2010s: Present: Deep learning and convolutional neural networks.
Real-time vision in apps and devices.
HUMAN VISION VS COMPUTER VISION
HUMAN COMPUTER
FEATURE VISION VISION
Based on Brain + Eyes Algorithms +
Cameras
Flexibility Highly adaptive Needs training
Speed Natural Can be faster at
scale
HOW IT WORKS ?
Image Acquisition → Preprocessing → Segmentation → Feature Extraction → Classification
Example: Cat vs Dog classifier
CORE TECHNOLIGIES
Image Processing
Machine Learning
Deep Learning (especially CNNs)
TensorFlow
APPLICATIONS
1. Healthcare: MRI, CT scan analysis
2. Transportation : Self-driving cars, lane detection.
3. Retail: Automated checkouts, inventory monitoring.
4. Security: Facial recognition, surveillance.
5. Agriculture: Crop monitoring, disease detection.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES
Google Lens
Face ID in iPhones
Tesla Autopilot
Amazon Go stores
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
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Future Scope of Computer Vision
1. Integration with AR/VR
2. Smarter healthcare diagnostics
3. AI-driven surveillance
4. Potential in robotics and automation
CONCLUSION
Computer Vision is transforming various industries.
It bridges the gap between visual data and intelligent decision making.
With deep learning, its potential is expanding rapidly.
Promises a smarter, safer, and more efficient future.
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