A Study on the Development of an Automatic Counter Based on Artificial Intelligence Object Recognition

This paper proposes an intelligent automatic counting system leveraging a decentralized edge-server architecture to optimize micro-part enumeration in smart manufacturing. Unlike conventional weight-based or static 2D vision systems that suffer from occlusion and environmental sensitivity, the proposed system introduces a physical dispersion mechanism using high-frequency vibration and high-uniformity LED backlighting. This hardware-software synergy ensures robust object separation and maximizes visual contrast for a YOLOv8s-based detection engine. Experimental results demonstrate a counting accuracy of 92.4% and a processing throughput of 12.5 pieces per second, maintaining a stable 30.2 FPS transmission via a WebSocket-based data pipeline. The proposed approach overcomes the computational constraints of embedded devices while providing a scalable, high-speed solution for labor-intensive manufacturing processes.

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The Transactions of The Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers
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2026-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.5370/kiee.2026.75.3.690
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Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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A Study on the Development of an Automatic Counter Based on Artificial Intelligence Object Recognition

Kyu-Yeon Son, Houng-Kun Joung
The Transactions of The Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers
Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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A Study on the Development of an Automatic Counter Based on Artificial Intelligence Object Recognition

Kyu-Yeon Son, Houng-Kun Joung
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Abstract

This paper proposes an intelligent automatic counting system leveraging a decentralized edge-server architecture to optimize micro-part enumeration in smart manufacturing. Unlike conventional weight-based or static 2D vision systems that suffer from occlusion and environmental sensitivity, the proposed system introduces a physical dispersion mechanism using high-frequency vibration and high-uniformity LED backlighting. This hardware-software synergy ensures robust object separation and maximizes visual contrast for a YOLOv8s-based detection engine. Experimental results demonstrate a counting accuracy of 92.4% and a processing throughput of 12.5 pieces per second, maintaining a stable 30.2 FPS transmission via a WebSocket-based data pipeline. The proposed approach overcomes the computational constraints of embedded devices while providing a scalable, high-speed solution for labor-intensive manufacturing processes.

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