Surface performance evaluation device, surface performance evaluation method, and surface performance evaluation program
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYusuke MURAI, Masao YANO, Tetsuya SHOJI
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Abstract
A surface performance evaluation device including memory and a processor coupled to the memory. The processor being configured to: acquire a captured image, which is a moving image of a test object on which a liquid is dispersed, and which is captured by a camera; quantify, based on the captured image that is acquired by the processor, a degree of diffusion of the liquid that is dispersed on the test object and diffuses; and evaluate a surface performance of the test object based on an index quantified by the processor.
Claims5
A surface performance evaluation device comprising memory and a processor coupled to the memory, and the processor being configured to:
- acquire a captured image, which is a moving image of a test object on which a liquid is dispersed, and which is captured by a camera;
- quantify, based on the captured image that is acquired by the processor, a degree of diffusion of the liquid that is dispersed on the test object and diffuses;
- and
- evaluate a surface performance of the test object based on an index quantified by the processor.
A surface performance evaluation method executed by a processor for evaluating a surface performance, the surface performance evaluation method comprising:
- acquiring a captured image, which is a moving image of a test object on which a liquid is dispersed, and which is captured by a camera;
- quantifying, based on the captured image that is acquired, a degree of diffusion of the liquid that is dispersed on the test object and diffuses;
- and
- evaluating a surface performance of the test object based on a quantified index.
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing a surface performance evaluation program executable by a processor to perform processing, the processing comprising:
- acquiring a captured image, which is a moving image of a test object on which a liquid is dispersed, and which is captured by a camera;
- quantifying, based on the captured image that is acquired, a degree of diffusion of the liquid that is dispersed on the test object and diffuses;
- and
- evaluating a surface performance of the test object based on a quantified index.
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