Auto-identification of defects in organic semiconductors with computer vision
Project Description
Defects such as cracks or pinholes introduced during film formation or due to physical manipulation of nanometer-thick organic semiconductor (OSC) films can detrimentally impact device performance or lead to device failure. Microscopic defects are often evaluated manually and are subjected to biasness by the operator. This project involves collecting optical microscope images and using artificial intelligence to auto-identify and classify various types of defects on OSC films based on these images.
Supervisor
TANG, Cindy
Quota
1
Course type
UROP1100
Applicant's Roles
(i) collect optical microscope images of OSC films on various substrates
(ii) write a program that uses computer vision to identify and classify defects
Applicant's Learning Objectives
- Familiarization with basic solution processing techniques of organic semiconductor films
- Use of AI tools leveraging on computer vision
Complexity of the project
Moderate