Structural member production safety early warning method and system based on image processing
A technology of safety early warning and image processing, applied in image data processing, image analysis, image enhancement and other directions, can solve the problem of inability to dynamically monitor the hidden dangers of production of structural parts, and achieve the effect of eliminating hidden dangers.
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[0052] The main purpose of the image processing-based early warning method for structural parts production safety in the present invention is to detect potential safety hazards of structural parts during the production process of structural parts, so as to prevent the safety of equipment from being affected in the subsequent assembly process. The inventive idea of the method is: analyze the real-time collected image of the target structural part, obtain the size information and edge information of the structural part, compare it with the standard information, and obtain the assembly matching degree; perform finite element analysis on the 3D model of the target structural part Analyze and obtain the assembly importance of each position of the structural parts during normal operation, and then set the threshold according to the assembly importance to realize the early warning of the production safety of the structural parts and eliminate the safety hazards generated during the a...
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[0107] This embodiment proposes a safety early warning system for structural parts based on image processing, including a memory and a processor, and a computer program running on the memory and on the processor, the processor is coupled with the memory, and when the processor executes the computer program Realize the structural part production safety early warning method in embodiment 1.
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