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1 September 2009 Ultra-high-speed compact optical correlation system using holographic disc
Eriko Watanabe, Anna Naito, Kashiko Kodate
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Abstract
We have developed prototype of a compact optical correlator for video copyright protection that integrates the optical correlation technology used in FARCO (Fast Recognition Optical Correlation) and a holographic storage system. Using the ability of parallel transformation as optical holographic memory, the recognition rate can be vastly improved. In addition, large capacity of optical storage allowed us to increase the amount of reference database. Using its rapid processing capability, a robust recognition system can be constructed by registering video image data. We expect that this optical correlation system is simple and energy-saving, and provides ultrahigh speed system compared with conventional server. This system enables use of an image search system in various fields where it has not previously been possible to use such systems.
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Eriko Watanabe, Anna Naito, and Kashiko Kodate "Ultra-high-speed compact optical correlation system using holographic disc", Proc. SPIE 7442, Optics and Photonics for Information Processing III, 74420X (1 September 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.828507
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Video

Databases

Image processing

Image filtering

Optical correlators

Optical filters

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