Digital Assistance for Quality Assurance
Author(s) -
João Marcelo Evangelista Belo,
Andreas Fender,
Tiare Feuchtner,
Kaj Grønbæk
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
kops (university of konstanz)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.1145/3343055.3359699
Subject(s) - computer science , context (archaeology) , quality assurance , task (project management) , metrology , artificial intelligence , situated , computer vision , feature (linguistics) , object (grammar) , orientation (vector space) , quality (philosophy) , engineering drawing , engineering , systems engineering , paleontology , linguistics , operations management , statistics , external quality assessment , mathematics , philosophy , geometry , epistemology , biology
We present a digital assistance approach for applied metrology on near-symmetrical objects. In manufacturing, systematically measuring products for quality assurance is often a manual task, where the primary challenge for the workers lies in accurately identifying positions to measure and correctly documenting these measurements. This paper focuses on a use-case, which involves metrology of small near-symmetrical objects, such as LEGO bricks. We aim to support this task through situated visual measurement guides. Aligning these guides poses a major challenge, since fine grained details, such as embossed logos, serve as the only feature by which to retrieve an object's unique orientation. We present a two-step approach, which consists of (1) locating and orienting the object based on its shape, and then (2) disambiguating the object's rotational symmetry based on small visual features. We apply and compare different deep learning approaches and discuss our guidance system in the context of our use case.
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