Machine vision-based defect detection system for watch back covers

Abstract This study presents a machine vision-based system for non-contact defect detection in watch back covers, comprising both hardware and software components. The system architecture integrates image acquisition devices (light sources, cameras, and lenses) with a multi-stage processing pipeline: 1) Image enhancement through bilateral filtering and gamma transformation; 2) Edge detection using an optimized Canny algorithm with four-directional convolution kernels; 3) Geometric feature extraction via least squares fitting; 4) ORB-based feature point detection with RANSAC optimization; 5) Defect identification through logical operations and image differencing; 6) SVM classification using aspect ratio and roundness features. Experimental validation on 110 samples demonstrated 97.6% detection accuracy, significantly outperforming traditional inspection methods in efficiency and reliability.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/3079/1/012068
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Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Machine vision-based defect detection system for watch back covers

Zhou Chen, Xiaokang Wu, J. Gu, Chenchen Zhang
Journal of Physics Conference Series
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Machine vision-based defect detection system for watch back covers

Zhou Chen, Xiaokang Wu, J. Gu, Chenchen Zhang
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Abstract This study presents a machine vision-based system for non-contact defect detection in watch back covers, comprising both hardware and software components. The system architecture integrates image acquisition devices (light sources, cameras, and lenses) with a multi-stage processing pipeline: 1) Image enhancement through bilateral filtering and gamma transformation; 2) Edge detection using an optimized Canny algorithm with four-directional convolution kernels; 3) Geometric feature extraction via least squares fitting; 4) ORB-based feature point detection with RANSAC optimization; 5) Defect identification through logical operations and image differencing; 6) SVM classification using aspect ratio and roundness features. Experimental validation on 110 samples demonstrated 97.6% detection accuracy, significantly outperforming traditional inspection methods in efficiency and reliability.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 3079(1)
CNC Technology (Czechia) (CZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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