A Review Design and Development of Conveyor Belt for the Robotics Arm

Authors

  • Suyash S. Magdum
  • Virendra D. Sutar
  • Rohit S. Mohite
  • Kaushik M. Mohite
  • M.Arsh M. Mujawar
  • A.K.Magdum

Keywords:

Conveyor equipment, Energy absorption, Microwaves, Rubber products, Simple linear iterative clustering (SLIC)

Abstract

This article discusses the possibility of using magnetic microwaves for non-contact inspection of airport conveyor belts, which can be used to directly check the contents of products without damaging the structure during production. Rubber products and rubber products have many properties that help them to be used in conveyor manufacturing. However, it also has some disadvantages. One such complaint is hyperelasticity, which means that a product will fail quickly due to overuse, impact, vibration, abrasion, age, or product defects. This may also interfere with the magnetic microwaves in the product, causing damage and failure of the test. This article reviews the physical and mechanical properties of magnetic microwave conveyor belt sections and the performance of microwave-based sensors in airport conveyor belt inspection and maintenance. In granular ore feed technology, particle size and particle identification in the feed can provide important information for the control of services such as crushing and grinding circuits. Image analysis has long been considered a good way to achieve this goal due to the inexpensive and noninvasive methods available. Image segmentation often needs to be analyzed one by one. This reliability is difficult to achieve because differences in lighting conditions, penalties for large or tall objects, and differences in size and shape can affect the accuracy of traditional algorithms. Recently, research has been conducted on image segmentation using deep learning to solve these problems. In this study, U-net and U-net using simple linear iterative clustering (SLIC) for super fixes preprocessing are proposed and compared with the traditional watershed algorithm.

Published

2024-03-14

Issue

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Articles