Machine vision.

hi. dear tutor, you have to prepare two different files for the two different topic..topics are as below 1)THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF MACHINE VISION ON THE FILM AND TELEVISION INDUSTRY 2)The POTENTIAL IMPACT OF 5G INTERNET ON THE FAST FOOD INDUSTRY Guidelines for both the topic is the same as in the attached file...

Machine vision

Introduction
Machine vision has been a major evolvement that has taken
place in the cinema line. The fact that modification that is
brought into cinema is due to this technological appraisal.

Usage of Machine visioning
• Conversion of 2D movies to 3 D movies have been the
major concern for the project. This ensures the fact that
better management of the movies of earlier days get a
better renovation process. This ensures that better
understanding of the filming process can be performed. .

Usage of machine visioning in
digital disruption• Staying protected from X rays is also a major
disruption. This is performed due to the automation
process of the machine visioning process
• Bettering of the visual quality is one of the major
aspect

Regulation and Ethics
• Market: unethical and unauthorized visual representation.
• Law: proper acknowledgement to the visual creation
needs to be performed.
• Architecture: the entire functioning is performed with the
help of the sensors
• Norms: presence of plagiarized work

Before implementation of 5G
connectivity
Before Implementation of 5G technology: -
• Event: rearranging of the entire set
• Activities: starting of the movie again in a fresh manner
• Decision points: decision point is insignificant
• Actors: producing fraternity

After implementation of the 5G
connectivity
• Event: remaking of the movie with the old clip
• Activities: renovating the old clip with better visuals.
• Decision point: Significant decisions point present
• Actors: film production fraternity

References
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movie musicals: representations of the holy woman and her transgressive counterpart in King
Vidor’s Hallelujah (1929), Spencer Williams’ The blood of Jesus (1941) and Vincente
Minnelli’s Cabin in the sky (1943) (Doctoral dissertation, University of Birmingham).
• Chouldechova, A., & Roth, A. (2018). The frontiers of fairness in machine learning. arXiv
preprint arXiv:1810.08810.
• Lowe, A., & Brotton, J. (2017). Re-visioning the World: Mapping the Lithosphere. In Aesthetics
of Universal Knowledge (pp. 31-51). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.
• Matthews, G. (2016). Evolving narratives of the First World War in Welsh-language television
programmes. SPIEL, 2016(2), 85-101.
• Schoonover, K., & Galt, R. (2016). Queer cinema in the world. Duke University Press.
• Tran, M. (2018). Visioning of an Generalized Paper Prototyping Framework.