The invention belongs to the technical field of industrial camera anti-blurring, and discloses an industrial camera
system for resisting high-speed motion blurring, which forms a complete
closed loop from physical compensation to
software repair through
coupling of hardware active anti-shake and
software deconvolution, and can effectively solve the problem of mixed blurring in an industrial scene. The hardware end is driven by piezoelectric ceramics and flexible damping in a combined manner, and is matched with real-
time data of a six-axis IMU, so that low-frequency uniform-speed vibration and high-frequency instantaneous
impact can be quickly counteracted; a
software end deduces a fuzzy kernel based on an IMU track, residual fuzzy is restored through
Fourier domain deconvolution, and fuzzy
elimination is more thorough than that of a traditional single hardware or software scheme; when the device is actually used for
metal part detection, tiny cracks which cannot be seen clearly due to fuzziness can be clearly presented now, so that the reliability of defect identification is improved, and the 0.1 mm level detection precision requirement in industrial production is met; and the imaging
frame rate is stabilized to be more than 100fps while the precision is ensured, and the method can cope with scenes with high real-time requirements.