Carrier-pocket and part-identity correlation
Pocket, item track and inspection record are associated as separate identities. A filled correct pocket links its verdict; an empty pocket or wrong part holds the command. Vision, identity and command states are animated as an illustrative simulation.
Pocket, item track and inspection record are associated as separate identities. A filled correct pocket links its verdict; an empty pocket or wrong part holds the command.
- 01 Frame
- 02 Track
- 03 Associate
- 04 Validate target
- 05 Allowed command and record
Items arrive and the initial frame and item context are established. Vision results are illustrative.
- Visible item tracks
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- Valid associations
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- Simulated command
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Scenes are illustrative simulations; they are not customer references or performance guarantees.
Need
An empty carrier pocket or a moved item separates sequence number from item identity. Carrier position alone may transfer an earlier verdict to a different part.
Solution approach
Carrier pockets are tracked separately and linked to visual part identities; empty or wrong pockets never inherit a previous decision.
Process steps
- 01
Frame
Items arrive and the initial frame and item context are established. Vision results are illustrative.
- 02
Track
Each visible item receives a separate track contour; the first contour is the annotated track component.
- 03
Associate
Carrier pockets are tracked separately and linked to visual part identities; empty or wrong pockets never inherit a previous decision.
- 04
Validate target
The track is checked against its event record and uncertain association enters HOLD. No physical command has been applied in this phase.
- 05
Allowed command and record
Only a validated item receives a routing command; the other cycle has no command and keeps the association under review.
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