Deployment of a cloud pipeline for real-time visual inspection using fast streaming high-definition images |
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Authors: | Aishwarya Srivastava Siddhant Aggarwal Amy Apon Edward Duffy Ken Kennedy Andre Luckow Brandon Posey Marcin Ziolkowski |
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Affiliation: | School of Computing, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, USA |
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Abstract: | We investigate the challenges of building an end-to-end cloud pipeline for real-time intelligent visual inspection system for use in automotive manufacturing. Current methods of visual detection in automotive assembly are highly labor intensive, and thus prone to errors. An automated process is sought that can operate within the real-time constraints of the assembly line and can reduce errors. Components of the cloud pipeline include capture of a large set of high-definition images from a camera setup at the assembly location, transfer and storage of the images as needed, execution of object detection, and notification to a human operator when a fault is detected. The end-to-end execution must complete within a fixed time frame before the next car arrives in the assembly line. In this article, we report the design, development, and experimental evaluation of the tradeoffs of performance, accuracy, and scalability for a cloud system. |
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Keywords: | cloud end-to-end pipeline latency real-time system visual inspection |
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