Deep Learning is one of the branches of artificial intelligence that is increasingly present in automated manufacturing processes.
AI-based computer vision offers a multitude of solutions to easily solve the most complex vision and classification challenges.
This technique manages to analyze images in a way very similar to that of a human being by training convolutional neural networks, an image segmentation system that quickly adapts to new samples without the need to reprogram algorithms, simply by retraining the system. Among the most notable uses of Deep Learning are:
- Product classification and identification
- Product quality verification
- Locating, counting and checking the correct placement of features, parts and products in their assembly
- Reading alphanumeric characters on complex surfaces such as transparent films with variable backgrounds, printing errors or lack of flatness.