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YOLO-Based Object Detection with Oriented Bounding Boxes for Assembly Line Automation of Tabletop Games
The increasing global demand for tabletop and board games is placing growing pressure on manufacturers to adopt efficient, scalable production solutions. This paper presents an automated assembly approach that leverages state of the art computer vision and AI based object detection to enable real ti
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