Lehrstuhl für Angewandte Softwaretechnik - Chair for Applied Software Engineering

Bachelor's Thesis

Automatic Damage Detection on Metallic Surfaces

Advisor

Sajjad Taheri

Author

Leo Maximilian Vinzenz

Date

15.11.2019

Studying different methods to visually detect the damages on metallic surfaces, from simple background subtraction to supervised and unsupervised machine learning approaches, and performing an experiment to compare the results.

Mission Statement

Developing and managing software is always on the move. Continuously growing complexity and shortened development cycles require flexibility, new ideas and courage to challenge traditional approaches. This is what we aim in research and teaching.

Together with industrial and research partners, we develop, evaluate and implement new methods and solutions to deal with today's challenges.

Teaching is our main concern. Following learning by doing, we offer lectures, seminars and practical courses with real projects and customers. Students prepare for their professional life, gain theoretical and practical knowledge and have fun.

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Involve me and I will understand.
Step back and I will act."

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Sarntal, Südtirol

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