Stable Control Technology and Image Perception Technology in Optoelectronic Servo Systems
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 August 2025 | Viewed by 657
Special Issue Editors
Interests: servo control technology; photoelectric tracking
Interests: hyperspectral image processing; single photon imaging
Interests: photonics; image perception technology
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, research on optoelectronic servo systems has received widespread attention. The photoelectric servo system has been widely used in fields such as optical communication, photoelectric imaging, and ecological monitoring. Its research covers multiple directions: high-precision pointing and tracking of moving targets; stable imaging technology; augmented reality intelligent collaborative technology, etc., covering interdisciplinary fields such as optics, electronics, control science, physics, mechanics, computer science, etc.
At present, optoelectronic servo systems still face many challenges in engineering and technology: harsh application environments; unpredictable platform vibrations; nonlinear external disturbances. Moreover, the accuracy of image trajectory prediction and extraction is poor.
In addition, the development of optoelectronic servo systems focuses on the design of high bandwidth and fast-response control systems; development of high-performance motion control algorithms; high-precision image prediction and extraction, etc. The unique advantages of optoelectronic servo systems determine their broad application prospects and strong development potential. With the continuous advancement of technology and increasing demand, optoelectronic servo systems will continue to play a key role in industrial manufacturing, intelligent navigation, aerospace and other fields in the future.
This Special Issue aims to publish original high-quality articles on the application and development of stability control technology and image perception technology in optoelectronic servo systems. We invite researchers to submit articles to this Special Issue on the following topics:
- High-performance infrared detector imaging technology;
- Single-photon detector imaging technology;
- Augmented reality intelligent collaborative technology;
- Stable imaging and image motion compensation technology;
- High-precision optoelectronic tracking technology;
- External guidance precise pointing technology;
- The future development of optoelectronic servo systems.
Dr. Yang Liu
Dr. Tieqiao Chen
Dr. Yueshu Feng
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- stable imaging
- image motion compensation
- external guidance direction
- high-precision photoelectric tracking
- image perception
- advanced detector imaging
- servo control
- augmented reality
- intelligent sensation
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