Currently, surface defect detection of stamping grinding flat parts is 
mainly undertaken through observation by the naked eye. In order to 
improve the automatic degree of surface defects detection in stamping 
grinding flat parts, a real-time detection system based on machine 
vision is designed. Under plane illumination mode, the whole region of 
the parts is clear and the outline is obvious, but the tiny defects are 
difficult to find; Under multi-angle illumination mode, the tiny defects
of the parts can be highlighted. In view of the above situation, a 
lighting method combining plane illumination mode with multi-angle 
illumination mode is designed, and five kinds of defects are 
automatically detected by different detection methods. Firstly, the 
parts are located and segmented according to the plane light source 
image, and the defects are detected according to the gray anomaly. 
Secondly, according to the surface of the parts reflective 
characteristics, the influence of the reflection on the image is 
minimized by adjusting the exposure time of the camera, and the position
and direction of the edge line of the gray anomaly region of the 
multi-angle light source image are used to determine whether the anomaly
region is a defect. The experimental results demonstrate that the 
system has a high detection success rate, which can meet the real-time 
detection rEquation uirements of a factory.To get more news about 
lighting hardware, you can visit tenral.com official website.
With the mass production of parts, the inspection of product quality is 
very important during the process of parts production. The traditional 
detection methods of surface defects rely on manual detection, and they 
suffer from an inherently low degree of automation and low detection 
efficiency, and the entire inspection process is subjective. With the 
development of automation technology, the detection of surface defects 
of parts has gradually changed from manual detection to machine 
detection, in which machine vision is a very popular detection method 
[1,2,3].
					
 
					
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