Deep Learning Techniques using for Automated Product Defect Detection

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Authors: G, Mamatha C, S, Kavitha K, Sathvik S, Pshtiwan Shakor, Marwan Aziz Mohammed, Shami Nejadi
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Abstract

Advanced solutions for detecting defects within products have lately been an important area of study in manufacturing quality control. Even with great attempts, the problems concerning accuracy, speed, and flexibility on various types of products still happened with the previous methods. Our research fills this obvious gap with the implementation of a unique deep learning-based method that uses a YOLO model in identifying faults in real-time. The main objective is to reduce the rate of human intervention and error rates, increase precision in detection, and enhance operational efficiency. They also adopt an application from the well-known YOLO model for high performance in object identification applications. For the model to do comprehensive learning and to have good detection accuracy, it was trained on a large dataset of different product images labeled with the type of defects. Those are then improved with data augmentation techniques to build artificial versions that reproduce the variability of scenes in a real-world situation, which boosts generality. The proposed defect detection system, based on YOLO, is doing great compared to other classic methods, maintaining real-time processing capability with much higher recall and accuracy rates. Moreover, such a system possesses huge flexibility towards many categories of products and types of defects and thus shows adaptability and applicability in regard to numerous productions. The application of the YOLO model in the automated identification of product defects in industrial quality control is a huge novelty. However, displayed an opening for new horizons for the processes of smart manufacturing by an effective, scalable, and exact defect detection method.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection Advanced Neural Network Applications Infrastructure Maintenance and Monitoring

Publication details

Journal / source
passer
Volume
8
Publication date
1 January 2026