Computer Vision Recognition and Communication Sensing System
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Communications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 April 2025 | Viewed by 1376
Special Issue Editors
Interests: Internet of Things; signal processing and data fusion in sensor systems; logistics big data application; computer vision perception; software security; OOP (object-oriented programming); image and digital signal processing
Interests: wireless communication; power amplifier design; power electronic circuits design of new energy systems
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Interests: signal processing; MmWave communication; communication system; physical communication; intelligent communication; information theory; RIS; UAV
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Visual recognition and communication perception are two fundamental components of cognitive science and human–computer interactions that play crucial roles in interpreting and understanding the world around us. Visual recognition refers to the ability to identify and process visual stimuli, encompassing everything from recognizing faces and objects to understanding complex scenes and spatial relationships. This capability is not only pivotal in everyday tasks but also forms the backbone of numerous applications in fields such as security, autonomous driving, and augmented reality. On the other hand, communication perception extends beyond the visual to include the interpretation of verbal and non-verbal cues in a communicative context. It involves the decoding of language, intonation, gestures, and facial expressions, enabling individuals to derive meaning and respond appropriately in social interactions. This perceptual ability is fundamental for effective communication and is integral to building relationships, facilitating collaboration, and navigating social complexities. Both visual recognition and communication perception are deeply intertwined with artificial intelligence research, particularly in enhancing machine learning models that aim to replicate human-like understanding and responsiveness. By advancing our knowledge in these areas, we can develop more intuitive and effective systems that better mimic human perceptual and communicative capacities, leading to improvements in technology-mediated interactions and interfaces.
This Special Issue aims to present the advantages and research trends of visual detection and wireless communication technology in multi-dimensional perception of unknown environments, especially based on AI algorithms. Topics of interest for publications include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Visual recognition perception and tracking in industrial scenes;
- Integrated sensing and communication;
- Infrared visual detection and perception;
- Visual integration navigation and environmental awareness;
- 3D visual pose estimation;
- Applications of deep learning in the field of vision.
Dr. Weizhong Qian
Dr. Weimin Shi
Dr. Yue Xiu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- visual recognition perception
- waveform design
- visual positioning navigation
- deep learning
- algorithm design
- integrated sensing and communication
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