Using computer vision in interaction with clients
This article aims to deal with computer vision as a branch of artificial intelligence. It makes an attempt to carry out an analysis of the essence of computer vision, to describe the history of its development, and to identify the stages of its creation. The author of the article presents in detail specific examples of the use of this technology in engineering and everyday life. Special attention is paid to such areas as autonomous vehicles, interfaces, cameras, military applications, robotics, and personalisation. Having considered the use of computer vision (in particular in interaction with clients), the author pays attention to the fact that it has already occupied a significant place in production and in everyday life and its further development is associated with the improvement of device technologies, but to an even greater extent with the improvement of software products for data processing and analysis and the creation of artificial intelligence. The article points out that the creation of a device and software that is similar in operation to human vision is viewed not as a complex problem, but as a whole set of interdependent difficulties. The article can be recommended not only to economists, but also to a wide range of readers.