Basics

This section introduces the basic information about the Long Sheet Metal Parts solution, including its applicability, advantages, technical specifications, etc.

Applicability

The table below introduces the applicability of this solution in terms of object types, object materials, placement, carriers, etc.

Feasible Illustration

Object type

Long sheet metal parts

scope of application 1

Object material

Highly reflective

scope of application 2

Placement

Neatly arranged. The target objects can rotate in a plane but cannot be placed on its side or upside down.

scope of application 3

Object carrier

Bin

scope of application 4

Solution Advantages

The advantages of this solution are as follows:

  • Use the independently developed 3D positioning algorithm, and use edge matching to locate target objects, thereby greatly improving the accuracy of vision positioning.

  • Use the latest camera imaging algorithms to ensure stable imaging of highly reflective long sheet metal parts.

  • With a long baseline, the new camera model LSR XL provides a higher point Z-value repeatability.

  • By exploring typical cases in the software with the guidance of this document, beginner engineers can quickly deploy a vision solution.

Technical Specifications

The following table describes the technical specifications of the solution.

Positioning accuracy Recognition success rate Execution time of vision system Bin clearance rate Tuning duration

±2 mm

More than 99%

Less than 5 s

More than 99%

8 h × 2 (single type target object)

  • Deployment took 8 hours.

  • The validation of solution stability took 8 hours.

Project Difficulties

The difficulties of this solution are as follows:

  • Stable imaging: The vision system is expected to generate quality point clouds despite the high reflectivity of the target objects, which poses great challenges to imaging algorithms.

  • Positioning accuracy: Target objects of this type are thin and narrow. To avoid damaging them, it is necessary to ensure high accuracy in positioning and picking.

  • Object segmentation: The target objects are closely placed together. Without obvious gaps between adjacent target objects, it is difficult to segment them.

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