World Congress 2023 • Oct 6, 2023

How computers learn to see – Applying AI to industry

Antonia Hahn

Ditch brittle manual feature engineering. Discover how transfer learning and cloud-based CNNs shrink computer vision training requirements to just 1,000 images for scalable industrial anomaly detection.

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Automating quality control in car seat manufacturing

Automating visual inspection of assembly differences resolves significant efficiency challenges for human operators.

#2 about 3 min

Advantages of AI over classical computer vision

Automated AI algorithms bypass complex feature engineering to reliably detect manufacturing anomalies.

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Preparing data and labeling for supervised learning

Collecting, labeling, and slicing image data sets the foundation for a robust predictive model.

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Understanding layers in a convolutional neural network

Convolutional and pooling layers automatically downscale image data to recognize structural object features.

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Utilizing pre-trained models from service providers

Utilizing pre-built algorithms from cloud vendors significantly reduces the required volume of training data.

#6 about 3 min

Evaluating model performance using confusion matrices

Confusion matrices track false negatives to calculate and minimize the rate of undetected physical defects.

#7 about 3 min

Iterating the model to optimize visual inspection results

Adjusting physical lighting conditions and fine-tuning parameters via validation sets fixes model training inaccuracies.

#8 about 3 min

Architecture for deploying AI inspection on the assembly line

Networked cameras feed a specialized classifier which triggers automated robotic sorting based on probability thresholds.

#9 about 3 min

Lessons learned and strategies for image data collection

Authentic factory floor data is critical because generic internet imagery fails to train robust manufacturing models.

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