Quality inspection of engraved image using shape-based matching approach (original) (raw)
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2015
The role of machine vision system as a vital component r quality control mainly in manufacturing process cannot be nied. The system is developed to overcome the discrepancy om human vision and illumination changes. This paper oposes shape-based vision algorithm, a hierarchical templateatching approach that implemented in flexible manufacturing Stem to verify the quality of engraved image. Color and gray ale charged couple device (CCD) cameras are used to acquire graved image for different kind of environment. The engraved 1age is preprocessed using image processing technique. Region interest (ROI) is then selected and digitized into gray level to tract the contour of the object using segmentation technique. e extracted contour is used as template for object recognition ~ring matching process. Several objects are engraved on the rylic souvenir bases with different color background to test the gorithm. This experiment result shows that the algorithm orks better with detection rate of 100% and matching accuracy more than 98%. The approach can be applied in packaging, armacy, education, medical or any other areas which apply ape in their application.
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