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AUTOMATED INSPECTION USING MACHINE VISION Southwest Research Institute Manufacturing Systems Department Presented by Clay Flannigan November 3, 2009

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AUTOMATED INSPECTION

USING MACHINE VISION

Southwest Research Institute

Manufacturing Systems Department

Presented by Clay Flannigan

November 3, 2009

Overview

Background on Southwest Research Institute Brief Review of Machine Vision Applications for Automated Inspection

Facts About Southwest Research Institute®

Founded in 1947

501 (c)(3) nonprofit corporation

Over 3,300 employees

Over 1,200-acre facility in San Antonio, TX

2.1 million sq-ft of laboratories & offices

Over 900 patents

33 R&D 100 awards

SwRI® in the Early 1950s

SwRI® Today

Operational Characteristics

Revenue from Contracts Applied RDT&E Services Physical Sciences & Engineering Broad Technological Base Capital Intensive Operation Internal Research Program Over 4,500 Projects per Year

SwRI Divisions Aerospace Electronics and Information Technology Applied Physics Applied Power Automation and Data Systems Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Engine, Emissions and Vehicle Research Fuels and Lubricants Research Geosciences and Engineering Mechanical and Materials Engineering Signal Exploitation and Geolocation Space Science and Engineering Training, Simulation and Performance Improvement

Food Technologies Analytical Chemistry Formulation and Product Development Micro-Encapsulation Materials Environmental and Mechanical Testing Manufacturing Systems

Manufacturing Systems Staff

Multidisciplinary: electrical, mechanical, industrial engineers Process Improvement Engineering

Manufacturing Process Design Lean Manufacturing Quality Management Facility Planning Training & Consulting Services

Automation Engineering Robotics Machine Vision and Sensing Technologies Custom Automation Development Modeling and Simulation System Integration

Machine Vision Background

What is Machine Vision?

Technologies that Allow Computers to “See”Sense EnvironmentAnalyzeMake Decisions or Measurements

ComponentsCameraOpticsLightingProcessing SoftwareOutput Device

What is Machine Vision Good For?

Automated InspectionDimensional MeasurementCountingQuality Control of Raw MaterialsVerification of Final Products

Process Control Automation Guidance Security & Surveillance

Food Application Examples

Contaminant Inspection

Package Seal Inspection Specialized Lighting (Back Lighting)

Highlights Contamination

Seal Contamination

Defect Inspection Glass Bottle Inspection Illumination Used to

Highlight Bottle Defects Line Scan Camera Rotated Bottle High Speed

3D Inspection

Laser Line Triangulation

3D Profile of Packages in a Case

Used to Verify Case Count

Robot Guidance Camera Locates

and Identifies Liquor Bottles

Color and Pattern Detection

Robot Replaces Missing Bottles

Process Control Micro-Encapsulation Vision Used to

Monitor Droplet Formation

Feedback Controls System Parameter (Pressure, Flow)

X-Ray Inspection Potato Contaminant Inspection Dense Particle (Rock) Detection Rot (Low Density) Detection Hollow Heart (Void) Detection

Thermal Imaging

Measure Temperature Differentials

Evaporative Cooling Highlights Water Droplet (Simulated Puncture)

Water Droplet

Typical Project Steps

Proof of Concept Testing (Laboratory) Initial Phase

Requirements DefinitionPrototype System

○ Hardware○ Software○ Interfaces

Production SystemBuild, Install, CommissioningTraining, Documentation

Thank You!Clay Flannigan

[email protected]

(210) 522-6805