Defects are rare
A good line produces very few examples of what you need to detect.
Defect detection and process intelligence
Visual inspection models need defect data that reflects the line — including the defects you rarely see.
Automated inspection is a rare-class problem wearing an industrial hat. Most parts are fine, the defects that matter appear infrequently, and a new one can appear the week after a process change. Datasets have to be built and maintained with that in mind.
A good line produces very few examples of what you need to detect.
Reflective, textured and transparent materials defeat naive capture.
A scratch, a scuff and a tool mark need different responses.
A new supplier or setting introduces defect types nobody has labelled.
Scratch, dent, contamination and discolouration classes.
Presence, position and orientation checks.
Defect classification on welds and bonds.
Measurement points for automated gauging.
Print, seal and label-placement verification.
Machine sensor series labelled with confirmed causes.
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