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Manual-assembly AOI driven by panel and sub-board identities

Solution concept

A board image after manual assembly does not prove that the correct program was used or every sub-board was tracked. Component findings, board identity and the first automatic decision can become confused with reinspection history.

Artificial intelligenceRequirement-led conceptMultiple viewsPLC and evidence record
Information delivered

Proposed output: sub-board-linked AOI result, finding region, recipe and reinspection history. Validate scope using independent samples; AOI does not replace an electrical function test.

Manual-assembly AOI driven by panel and sub-board identitiesILLUSTRATIVE SIMULATION
Manual-assembly AOI driven by panel and sub-board identities
  1. 01 Presentation
  2. 02 Trigger and reference
  3. 03 Image / profile
  4. 04 Decision
  5. 05 Evidence and PLC
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Verify panel and sub-board identities

Sample record
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Identity and first-decision traceability
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Acquisition progress
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Scenes are illustrative simulations; they are not customer references or performance guarantees.

Solution approach

Verify panel and sub-board identities, call the product program and align to reference marks. Combine validated AI and rule-based tools for component presence, type and polarity. Record the first automatic decision with image/model versions and keep operator corrections separate. Do not accept optically hidden defects.

Process steps

  1. 01

    Presentation

    Verify panel and sub-board identities

  2. 02

    Trigger and reference

    Call the correct recipe

  3. 03

    Image / profile

    Align the board to its reference

  4. 04

    Decision

    Evaluate components and polarity

  5. 05

    Evidence and PLC

    Separate initial results and reinspection

Vision system design

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