Computer vision processing systems are designed to capture and analyze still and video images for the purpose of making machine-based evaluations of the contents of the captured images. In many cases, the goal of the machine-based evaluation is to recognize an activity occurring in a captured image/video recording. Once a recorded activity is recognized, information regarding the activity can be stored for later retrieval and analysis and/or actions can be performed in the vicinity of the activity. Such actions can include the actuation of one or more servo motor controllers/actuators associated with a robotic device having some form of artificial intelligence. Computer vision processing systems are used in a wide and ever-expanding variety of applications including security monitoring, quality control monitoring, assisted automobile (or other motorized) driving, computerized customer service robots, manufacturing, etc.
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