Development of an Automatic Rejection System for Medicine Packaging Industry Using OpenCV for Tablet Detection

The Automatic Rejection System is a quality control solution using machine vision system and machine learning algorithms to inspect products on a production line and reject defective or non-confirming items. The system includes a camera or imaging device, processing unit, and a rejection mechanism. It captures product images and analyzes them to defects, which are then automatically removed by rejection mechanism. The system can be tailored for various products and integrated with other quality control technologies, improving product quality, reducing waste and enhancing production efficiency across industries such as food processing, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing. The paper presents the development of an automatic rejection system designed for the medicine packaging industry. Utilizing OpenCV and image processing techniques, the system inspects tablets for defects and uses a rejection mechanism to remove non- confirming products. The proposed solution aim to enhance the quality control process by automating tablet detection and rejection. The system is composed of a camera module (ESP- 32), OpenCV for defect identification and an actuator for rejecting faulty tablets. The implementation improves accuracy and efficiency in the packaging process , ensuring high product standards.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-12-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14281216
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Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Development of an Automatic Rejection System for Medicine Packaging Industry Using OpenCV for Tablet Detection

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Development of an Automatic Rejection System for Medicine Packaging Industry Using OpenCV for Tablet Detection

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Abstract

The Automatic Rejection System is a quality control solution using machine vision system and machine learning algorithms to inspect products on a production line and reject defective or non-confirming items. The system includes a camera or imaging device, processing unit, and a rejection mechanism. It captures product images and analyzes them to defects, which are then automatically removed by rejection mechanism. The system can be tailored for various products and integrated with other quality control technologies, improving product quality, reducing waste and enhancing production efficiency across industries such as food processing, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing. The paper presents the development of an automatic rejection system designed for the medicine packaging industry. Utilizing OpenCV and image processing techniques, the system inspects tablets for defects and uses a rejection mechanism to remove non- confirming products. The proposed solution aim to enhance the quality control process by automating tablet detection and rejection. The system is composed of a camera module (ESP- 32), OpenCV for defect identification and an actuator for rejecting faulty tablets. The implementation improves accuracy and efficiency in the packaging process , ensuring high product standards.

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