Success Story

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Automotive

Manufacturing

Visual Inspection

Industrial Software

Context

Miba is a large scale supplier of components for the automotive industry. Due to the high demands placed upon automotive components, Miba has to adhere to strict quality standards for their products. Quality inspection was conducted via cameras. However, the cameras were classifying too many parts as faulty, so a more accurate system was required.

Challenge

To differentiate between actual scrap components and components that met the quality demands, all done in real time.

Assignment

craftworks was tasked with developing a computer vision processing technique to distinguish between actual scrap parts and viable components for shipment.

Solution

A deep learning model was trained and evaluated as well as deployed as a Docker service, for tests on-site. A revolutionary method of combining images from two cameras and processing the imagery lead to an above average accuracy. The results from the on-site tests were analyzed and what we discovered was that a more precise detection was taking place during the recalculation of the imagery. Technologies used included Keras, OpenCV and Docker.

With the help of advanced computer vision technology, Miba significantly diminishes pseudo scrap, revolutionizing planning, capacity control, and storage management for enhanced operational efficiency.

three male team members of craftworks at a meeting table looking at laptops and working

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