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Visual inspection systemschinery or a product, using some form of optical/computer-based assistance, or the unaided eye. The computer system being used for data acquisition, information logging or analysis. One obvious advantage of the technique is that at its most unsophisticated, it is a cheap and easy method to employ, a

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Commercial applications of visual monitoringhis book, heavily dependent on our visual sense. As human beings we have five senses, which arguably we use not only in everyday life, but also in the specific case of the condition monitoring of machines. We may do this quite unconsciously, as for example when we drive a car. Most experienced drive