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Position-linked cream-nozzle skipping for missing or burnt biscuits

Solution concept

Applying one missing or burnt biscuit decision to a whole row can unnecessarily skip acceptable products. Each product position must link its colour decision to the correct nozzle and arrival time.

Artificial intelligenceRequirement-led conceptControlled opticsPLC and evidence record
Information delivered

Proposed output: cream-permission/skip decision, colour evidence and result validity for each position. The concept covers missing and burnt/colour requirements without adding crack or breakage inspection.

Position-linked cream-nozzle skipping for missing or burnt biscuitsILLUSTRATIVE SIMULATION
Position-linked cream-nozzle skipping for missing or burnt biscuits
  1. 01 Presentation
  2. 02 Trigger and reference
  3. 03 Image / profile
  4. 04 Decision
  5. 05 Evidence and PLC
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Locate expected row positions

Sample record
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Position and nozzle-mapping validity
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Acquisition progress
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Scenes are illustrative simulations; they are not customer references or performance guarantees.

Solution approach

Locate expected product positions under uniform diffuse lighting and evaluate presence and burnt/colour class separately. Transfer each result to the PLC nozzle map using row and position identity. Do not count late or missing results as acceptable; validate skip timing and colour limits with real samples and line trials.

Process steps

  1. 01

    Presentation

    Locate expected row positions

  2. 02

    Trigger and reference

    Evaluate presence and colour class

  3. 03

    Image / profile

    Match the decision to the correct nozzle

  4. 04

    Decision

    Schedule permission or skipping

  5. 05

    Evidence and PLC

    Record the result per position

Vision system design

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