Quality inspection is crucial in the textile industry as it ensures that the final products meet the required standards. It helps detect and address defects, such as fabric flaws and stitching irregularities, enhancing customer satisfaction, and optimizing production efficiency by identifying areas of improvement, reducing waste, and minimizing rework. In the competitive textile market, it is vital for maintaining customer loyalty, brand reputation, and sustained success. Nonetheless, and despite the importance of quality inspection, it is becoming increasingly harder to hire and train people for such tedious and repetitive tasks. In this context, there is an increased interest in automated quality control techniques that can be used in the industrial domain. In this paper we describe a computer vision model for localizing and classifying different types of defects in textiles. The model developed achieved an mAP@0.5 of 0.96 on the validation dataset. While this model was trained with a publicly available dataset, we will soon use the same architecture with images collected from Jacquard looms in the context of a funded research project. This paper thus represents an initial validation of the model for the purposes of fabric defect detection.
Fabric Defect Detection and Localization
Lect.Notes Mechanical Engineering
European Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing ; 2023 ; Kaiserslautern, Germany September 19, 2023 - September 19, 2023
27.06.2024
8 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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