Technological process supervising using vision systems cooperating with the LabVIEW vision builder

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One of the most important tasks in the production process is to supervise its proper functioning. Lack of required supervision over the production process can lead to incorrect manufacturing of the final element, through the production line downtime and hence to financial losses. The worst result is the damage of the equipment involved in the manufacturing process. Engineers supervise the production flow correctness use the great range of sensors supporting the supervising of a manufacturing element. Vision systems are one of sensors families. In recent years, thanks to the accelerated development of electronics as well as the easier access to electronic products and attractive prices, they become the cheap and universal type of sensors. These sensors detect practically all objects, regardless of their shape or even the state of matter. The only problem is considered with transparent or mirror objects, detected from the wrong angle. Integrating the vision system with the LabVIEW Vision and the LabVIEW Vision Builder it is possible to determine not only at what position is the given element but also to set its reorientation relative to any point in an analyzed space. The paper presents an example of automated inspection. The paper presents an example of automated inspection of the manufacturing process in a production workcell using the vision supervising system. The aim of the work is to elaborate the vision system that could integrate different applications and devices used in different production systems to control the manufacturing process..

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Hryniewicz, P., Banas̈, W., Gwiazda, A., Foit, K., Sękala, A., & Kost, G. (2015). Technological process supervising using vision systems cooperating with the LabVIEW vision builder. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 95). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/95/1/012086

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