Real time Application of Image Recognition Technology in Defect Detection of Mechanical Products

Image recognition technology is a technique that utilizes computers to analyze, process, and recognize images.It can achieve recognition and classification of target objects through image acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, and comparison steps.In order to use image recognition technology to quickly and accurately detect product defects in mechanical product defect detection, improve production efficiency and product quality.This article delves into the real-time application of image recognition technology in mechanical product defect detection, as well as its advantages and potential development directions.In the production line, real-time monitoring of mechanical products through image recognition technology can timely detect product defects.The role of topology analysis and research in image recognition of geometric and mechanical products themselves, and the construction of corresponding image description models, machine vision detection systems, and algorithm designs.In summary, image recognition technology has broad application prospects and huge development potential in mechanical product defect detection.Through real-time monitoring, automatic classification, and intelligent decision-making, image recognition technology can significantly improve production efficiency and quality, and reduce production costs.

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ZKG International
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.63386/618764
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Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Real time Application of Image Recognition Technology in Defect Detection of Mechanical Products

Sulan Zhang, Fei Wang, Jing Hu
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Real time Application of Image Recognition Technology in Defect Detection of Mechanical Products

Sulan Zhang, Fei Wang, Jing Hu
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Abstract

Image recognition technology is a technique that utilizes computers to analyze, process, and recognize images.It can achieve recognition and classification of target objects through image acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, and comparison steps.In order to use image recognition technology to quickly and accurately detect product defects in mechanical product defect detection, improve production efficiency and product quality.This article delves into the real-time application of image recognition technology in mechanical product defect detection, as well as its advantages and potential development directions.In the production line, real-time monitoring of mechanical products through image recognition technology can timely detect product defects.The role of topology analysis and research in image recognition of geometric and mechanical products themselves, and the construction of corresponding image description models, machine vision detection systems, and algorithm designs.In summary, image recognition technology has broad application prospects and huge development potential in mechanical product defect detection.Through real-time monitoring, automatic classification, and intelligent decision-making, image recognition technology can significantly improve production efficiency and quality, and reduce production costs.

ZKG InternationalVol. 25(1)
Taiyuan University of Science and Technology (CN), Taiyuan University of Technology (CN)
Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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