2024-09-22 16:31:03
FEB pipes, known for their superior corrosion resistance, high-temperature tolerance, and chemical stability, are widely used in high-end fields such as medical, semiconductor, and electronics industries. However, the presence of defects like streaks, black spots, and contaminants on the surface directly impacts product quality and performance, posing potential safety risks. Therefore, rigorous quality inspection and timely rejection of defective products during the production process are key to effective quality and cost control.
As an expert in industrial-grade photoelectric technology and AI sensing, AKUSENSE offers an efficient customized vision solution to address the challenge of black contaminant detection in FEB pipes. This solution operates through the following key steps:
Image Capture: Using a precision lighting system to illuminate the surface of the FEB pipe, industrial cameras capture clear images rapidly, ensuring data accuracy and completeness.
Image Processing: Advanced image processing algorithms pre-process the captured images, including noise reduction and contrast enhancement, significantly improving image quality and laying a solid foundation for subsequent analysis.
Defect Detection and Classification: Based on pre-set inspection parameters and thresholds, the system automatically identifies and classifies defects such as black spots, ensuring no omissions or false detections.
Result Output and Feedback: Inspection results are displayed in real time on a monitor or output as a report for operator review. Upon detecting a defect, an alarm is triggered to notify relevant personnel for immediate action.
To ensure detection accuracy and stability, AKUSENSE meticulously selects the following hardware:
Camera Arrangement: Cameras are positioned on the same horizontal plane at 90° angles to each other, ensuring comprehensive, 360-degree, full-surface inspection of the FEB pipe.
Detection Results of the AKUSENSE Solution

*The green highlighted areas in the image represent the detected black contaminants
