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The development & integration of a Real- Time X-Ray image transfer system over a wireless network Progress Presentation Capt David Clarke.

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1 The development & integration of a Real- Time X-Ray image transfer system over a wireless network Progress Presentation Capt David Clarke

2 Outline Of Presentation Background to Project Research of Technology Progress to date Work left to be done

3 Background to Project The Army Ordnance Corps recently upgraded their HOBO robot Using COFDM for video link Also use a manual x-ray system Reamda investigating use of COFDM to send x-ray picture wirelessly My intention is to develop a system that can transfer an image

4 Research of Technology COFDM Multi-carrier transmission technique Uses bandwidth efficiently Very robust against channel interference Uses a Guard Interval

5 Research of Technology Non-Destructive Testing Amorphous Silicon Digital Radiography Instantaneous digital readout of x-ray image Manual Deployment Image size between 5MB and 15MB Too largefor transmitting Used in vast number of industries

6 Research of Technology

7 JPEG Standardised image compression algorithm Lossy image Trade-off of file size vs image quality Mathematical formula Source code freely available

8 Progress to Date Research undertaken Delayed start Gumstix platform LINUX Simulating of COFDM channel Use of Python?

9 Work left to be done Compressing of image in Gumstix platform [finding/writing code to implement] Send via USB firstly, then using Ethernet COFDM testing ? Channel Simulation Further Milestones 7 weeks to have viable project working

10 Thank you for your attention


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