2 February 2023 Large depth-of-field image fusion method for complex gyration class mechanical parts
Zelin Zhang, Wenzhe Su, Yuyao Guo, Lei Wang, Xuhui Xia
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Abstract

The local regions of complex gyration class mechanical parts are largely different, which results in the problem that their surface images are partially clear. This problem directly affects the effectiveness of vision methods on detecting surface defects. To tackle this problem, a large depth-of-field (DoF) surface image fusion method is proposed to obtain a full-focus image of complex mechanical parts, such as gyration class mechanical parts. We design an image acquisition platform based on the characteristics of gyration class parts to acquire their surface images accurately and clearly. We then propose a feature detection-based image registration method, by which the registered image can represent the surface information of the part completely and accurately. Additionally, we adopt a convolutional neural network-based image fusion method to achieve a fused large DoF surface image. Experimental studies were conducted to evaluate the performance of the deep-learning-based methods. The experimental results show that the proposed method can completely and clearly fuse the large DoF surface images of complex gyration class mechanical parts. The quality of the fused images has a significant improvement, and the proposed method is significantly more efficient than traditional fusion methods and other deep-learning methods.

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Zelin Zhang, Wenzhe Su, Yuyao Guo, Lei Wang, and Xuhui Xia "Large depth-of-field image fusion method for complex gyration class mechanical parts," Journal of Electronic Imaging 32(1), 013019 (2 February 2023). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JEI.32.1.013019
Received: 15 October 2022; Accepted: 13 January 2023; Published: 2 February 2023
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KEYWORDS
Image fusion

Image quality

Cameras

Depth of field

Feature extraction

Silicon

Feature fusion

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