Super Model Introduction

Mech-Mind provides self-developed super models for carton and sack palletizing and depalletizing. The super models can be used directly for most projects to correctly segment objects without acquiring additional image data or training.

Usage Scenario

The super models can reliably recognize the following objects:

Super Model for Cartons

Plain carton

solid color carton

Patterned carton

patterned carton

Carton with transparent tapes

transparent tape carton

Carton with opaque tapes

opaque tape carton

Strapped carton

strap carton

Super Model for Sacks

Full sack

full sack

Partially filled sack with wrinkles

wrinkled sack

Download the Super Models

You can download the super models from Download Center. The super models include model packages (.dlkpack) that are used for deployment and models (.dlkmp) that are used for fine-tuning.

Deploy the Super Model Packages in Mech-Vision

You can use the Deep Learning Model Package Inference Step to import the super model packages and perform inference on images of cartons and sacks.

After the inference is completed, you can view the recognition results in Mech-Vision.

Fine-tune the Super Models in Mech-DLK

If the recognition results are not satisfactory, you can fine-tune the super models in Mech-DLK.

You can use the following method to fine-tune a model:

  1. Acquire images that report poor recognition results.

  2. Open Mech-DLK, create a new project, and add the Instance Segmentation module.

  3. Enable the Developer Mode by clicking Settings  Settings.

  4. Add the acquired images into the training and validation sets.

  5. Label the newly added images.

  6. Click Training Parameter Settings  Model finetuning and then enable Finetune.

  7. Select Super model finetuning and click model iteration folder to select the super model (.dlkmp).

  8. In the Training parameters tab, lower the Learning rate properly. The Epochs can be reduced to 50–80.

  9. Complete model training and export the model.

After you fine-tune a super model, you can export it as a super model package (".dlkpack" or ".dlkpackC" file), then import it again into Mech-Vision for model package inference.

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