M. Kataev, Radioelectronics, R. K. Karpov, K. A. Laminsky
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Abstract
For industrial enterprises, an important area of activity is the use of non-destructive testing in assessing product quality. One of the most developed approaches in practice are optical methods (visible or infrared spectral regions) and associated algorithmic approaches to computer vision. Today a large number of industries use a manual method for detecting defects, which is labor-intensive, slow and subjective. The article presents a description of an automated optical control system to detect imperfections in bricks on a conveyor belt during their production. The optical control is based on RGB images from digital cameras. The processing algorithm is shown and the results obtained are presented