WO2000028120A2 - Systeme d'acquisition pour l'inspection de tissu - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a tracking device and an inspection device incorporating such a tracking device
- the point of locating devices on a fabric presently known use a tracking based on a position in length measured with an encoder wheel
- tracking s' is too imprecise to find a small object, such as a defined of the fabric
- the variation in tension can modify the length of the fabric by a factor which can exceed ten percent
- the present invention intends to remedy these drawbacks
- the present invention relates, according to a first aspect, to a device for locating a point on a fabric, characterized in that it comprises a means for detecting picks of the fabric and a means for determining the pick corresponding to the point a so, whatever the tension of said fabric, the point is marked to within one pick
- the locating device as succinctly set out above comprises a means of determining said pick with respect to a mark secured to the fabric
- the locating device as succinctly described above comprises a moven for determining said dmte with respect to marks integral with the fabric regularly spaced on said fabric
- the pick determination means includes a mark setting means
- the present invention relates to a fault detection device characterized in that it comprises a tracking device as succinctly set out above.
- said fault detection device comprises a first assembly comprising a fabric unwinder, a means of detecting faults, a locating means as succinctly explained above and a fabric winder, and
- a second assembly comprising a fabric unwinder, a means for presenting defects, a locating means as succinctly set out above and a fabric rewinder
- the present invention relates to a method of locating stitch on a fabric , characterized in that it comprises a dmtes detecting operation of the fabric and a corresponding weft of the determining operation at the point of tissue spot
- the present invention provides a method of tissue inspection, caracte ⁇ se in that d has a fault detection operation of tissue, a step of determining a pick of the fabric corresponding to said event and an operation of memonsatton information representative of said pick
- the invention also relates to an information medium retaining instructions of a program adapted to be implemented by a processor to carry out the process as succinctly set out above.
- This fault detection device and this information medium having the same advantages as the tracking device, these advantages are not recalled here ⁇ .
- the present invention relates to a method and a device for inspecting fabric, a weaving machine and a cutting machine using them.
- the fabric inspection devices known to date use a linear camera which continuously captures an image of the fabric, and an image processing means which processes the images coming from the linear camera to detect weaving defects. These devices are very expensive and cannot be made profitable
- the present invention intends to remedy these drawbacks To this end, the present invention aims, according to a fifth aspect, to a device for inspecting fabric during weaving on a weaving machine, characterized in that '' it includes
- At least one camera adapted to capture an image of the last thread inserted into the fabric, and to provide a signal representative of said image
- an image processing means adapted to process signals representative of images captured by each camera, and detecting in said image, the image of at least one fault weaving
- the inspection device such as briefly exposed above comprises at least two cameras each having an array sensor, and said processing means is adapted to process, alternatively, the representative image signals from the different cameras Thanks to these provisions, low-cost cameras are implemented and it is particularly easy.
- the device as succinctly explained above comprises a multiplexing and digitizing means adapted to successively supply a digital signal representative of the image captured by the sensor of each camera.
- said processing means comprise a microprocessor.
- the image processing is, at least partially, carried out by said processor, which allows complex image processing.
- the device as briefly described above comprises a machine stop control means adapted to cause a weaving stop, and the processing means is adapted to control the operation of the control means d 'machine stop.
- the processing means is adapted to determine, for each fault detected, whether it is capable of being repaired and, if so, to control the operation of the machine stop control means.
- the device as succinctly described above comprises a untwisting means and the processing means is adapted to determine, for each defect capable of being repaired, whether a untwisting is necessary and, in the yes, to remove, at least partially, the tissue.
- the device as briefly described above comprises an input synchronizing signal on which a signal representative of at least one phase of the operating cycle of the weaving machine, is present.
- the processed images can be synchronized with the operating cycle of the machine, to prevent the fabric from moving, or from cyclic vibrations of the cameras disturbing the quality of the processed images.
- the processing means is adapted to detect an absence of the last thread that should have been inserted into the tissue and at least one other fault of the last wire inserted into the woven Thanks to these provisions, as soon as the insert yarn in the fabric has a defective anomaly or fault insertion, this fault is detected, the machine can optionally be stopped and possibly the defect can be repaired.
- the present invention provides a method for inspection of fabric being woven on a weaving machine, characterized in that it implements at least a suitable camera to capture an image of the last wire inserted into the tissue and providing a signal representative of said image, and in that it comprises
- the present invention also provides a weaving machine, characterized in that it comprises an inspection device as briefly described above
- the present invention also provides a memory that retains instructions of a suitable program to be executed by a processor, and allowing implementation of the method of the present mven ⁇ oa
- the advantages of this method of this memory and this machine weave being the same as those of the fifth aspect of the invention, ds are not repeated here. read.
- the present invention relates to a method and a device for inspecting fabric during weaving.
- the fabric inspection devices known to date use a linear camera which continuously captures an image of the fabric, and an image processing means which processes the images coming from the linear camera to detect weaving defects. These devices are very expensive and cannot be made profitable.
- the present invention intends to remedy these drawbacks.
- an inspection device of fabric being woven on a weaving machine characterized in that it comprises
- At least one camera adapted to capture an image of the tissue, during a viewing period, and to emit a signal representative of the captured image
- a synchronization means adapted to emit a signal representative of the position of the comb of the weaving machine, and a processing means adapted, for each camera, to process a signal representative of the image leaving said camera and corresponding to a viewing period during which the comb does not strike the fabric.
- the fabric is essentially stationary and the processed image has only little or no motion blur
- the processing means then makes it possible to detect more defects than in the case where the dozens ⁇ ode of view p ⁇ se does not exclude the dozens ⁇ ode typing comb on the fabric.
- each camera has a clock and is adapted to capture images only cyclically, with a constant period
- • comprises an image memory and an image digitization moven adapted to supply, under the control of the processing means, for each image captured by a camera, a digital signal representative of said image, to said memory, and
- the processing means when the processing means has completed an image processing, it is adapted to wait for a signal representative of the striking of the comb, before starting a new image processing
- the implementation of the present invention is particularly simple since, once the image processing has been carried out, the processing means commands the storage of new images, in order to process them, in turn . there is then no problem of synchronization of the viewing means and the processing means, since they have to act successively
- said cameras are adapted to be controlled by an external synchromsation signal to trigger a view point and the emission, by each camera, of the signal representative of the image captured during said view point thanks to these provisions, it is not necessary to wait for the cameras operating cvcle is completed to perform new images of storing the speed of the device is improved
- the inspection device as succinctly explained above comprises a camera control means adapted to receive the signal representative of the position of the comb of the weaving machine, and to control the view p ⁇ se cameras, transmitting to them said synchromsation signal. the instant of transmission of said synchromsation signal depending on the signal representative of the position of the comb
- the processing means is adapted to provide the command moven with information representative of the approach or occurrence of the end of the processing
- control means is adapted to the fact that the instant of transmission of said synchromsation signal depends on the instant of the end of the processing carried out by the processing means. Thanks to these provisions, the p ⁇ se of views can be carried out during the end of the processing of the images previously stored and / or processed or just at the end of this processing The operating speed of the device aimed by the present invention is therefore improved
- the inspection device as succinctly described above comprises at least one camera adapted to capture an image of the last thread inserted into the fabric, and to provide a signal representative of said image.
- the present invention relates to a process for inspecting fabric during weaving, on a weaving machine, characterized in that: - it uses at least one camera adapted to capture an image of the fabric, during a shooting period, and to transmit a signal representative of the captured image,
- the present invention also relates to a weaving machine, characterized in that it comprises an inspection device as succinctly set out above.
- the present invention also relates to a memory which stores instructions of a program adapted to be executed by a processor, and allowing the implementation of the method of the present invention.
- the present invention relates to a method and a device for inspecting objects, for example, of fabric, and, in particular, of inspecting fabrics during weaving or during unrolling on a cutting table.
- the fabric inspection devices known to date use a linear camera which continuously captures an image of the fabric, and an image processing means which processes the images coming from the linear camera to detect weaving defects. These devices are very expensive and cannot be made profitable.
- the present invention intends to remedy these drawbacks.
- an inspection device characterized in that it comprises:
- - at least two cameras each adapted to capture an image of part of the tissue, and to emit a signal representative of the captured image
- - processing means adapted to process more frequently a signal representative of the image leaving one of the cameras that an outgoing signal representative image of another camera.
- an area of an object to be inspected for example, a fabric or a manufactured object, in which it is considered that several shots are necessary to correctly detect a defect either because in this area the faults are more difficult to detect, either because in this area the defects are more likely to occur, or still, because in this region, the object has a more rapid movement is less well illuminated only in the light of a another camera, is the object of image processing more frequent than other zones of said object.
- the device as briefly described above comprises a probable position estimation using at least one defect on said fabric, and - the processing means is adapted to process more frequently a signal representative of each camera image output which corresponds to a said fault position probable that a signal from another camera.
- the provisions of the present invention allow a exhaustive inspection of positions where it is deemed likely to find a defect.
- the estimation means is adapted to estimate that the edges of the fabric are probable positions of defects.
- the estimation means is adapted to estimate that the position where the processing means has detected the last fault is a probable fault position.
- the processing means is adapted, when it has detected a defect in an image taken by a camera, to process a new image taken by said camera and the estimation means is adapted to estimate that the position where the processing means has detected a defect in two images processed successively and taken by the same camera is a probable position of defect. Thanks to these provisions, when the appearance of a defect is confirmed on two images processed successively and coming from the same camera, the position of this defect is inspected more frequently.
- the processing means is adapted, when it has detected a fault in an image taken by a camera, to process a new image taken by said camera and the estimating means is adapted to estimate the position where the processing means has detected a fault on the first of two images processed successively and taken by the same camera is a likely fault position.
- the processing means is adapted, when it has detected at least one type of defect, to cause a stopping of the weaving machine and the estimation means is adapts to estimate that the position where the processing moven has detected a fault which has caused the machine to stop is a likely fault position
- the inspection device aimed at by the invention comprises a camera sequencing means suitable for orgamming an order of cameras whose images are successively processed by the processing means said processing means being adapted to process the images coming from the cameras in the order of the cameras in the orgamsee sequence by the sequencing moven Thanks to these provisions, for a given camera, the frequency of processing of images originating from said camera is given by the number of times the camera appears in the orgamsee sequence by the sequencing means.
- the present invention relates to a method of inspecting fabric during weaving, on a weaving machine, characterized in that - it implements at least one camera adapted to capture an image of the fabric, during a view period, and send a signal representative of the captured image,
- the invention also relates to a weaving machine, characterized in that it comprises an inspection device as succinctly set out above.
- the present invention also relates to a memory q keeps instructions of a program adapted to be executed by a processor, and allowing the implementation of the method of the present invention
- This memory and this weaving machine being the same as those of the ninth aspect of the invention, they are not recalled here V.
- the present invention relates to a method and a device for inspecting fabric during weaving.
- the fabric inspection devices known to date use a linear camera which continuously captures an image of the fabric, and a moven for processing .
- image q processes images from the linear camera to detect weaving defects
- the present invention intends to remedy these drawbacks
- the present invention provides, according to an eleventh aspect, a fabric inspection device, caracte ⁇ se in that it comprises
- At least two cameras adapted to receive, each, an image of a portion of the tissue, and transmitting a signal representative of the captured image
- a selection means adapts, for each camera, to selecting a part of the image
- each camera can be selected part of image that matches:
- the present invention avoids the processing means from processing all of the captured images.
- the optical fields of the cameras extend, jointly over the entire width of the fabric to be inspected.
- the selection means is adapted to select parts of images which, jointly extend over the entire width of the fabric to be inspected.
- the inspection device as succinctly described above comprises:
- At least one camera adapted to capture an image of the last thread inserted into the fabric, and to provide a signal representative of said image
- an image processing means adapted to process signals representative of images captured by each camera, and to detect in said image, the image of at least one weaving defect.
- the inspection device as briefly described above is associated with a weaving machine and comprises:
- - at least one camera adapted to capture an image of the tissue, during a shooting period, and to emit a signal representative of the captured image
- - synchronization means adapted to emit a signal representative of the position of the comb the weaving machine
- a processing means adapted, for each camera, to process a signal representative of the image leaving said camera and corresponding to a shooting period during which the comb does not strike the fabric. Thanks to these provisions, during the shooting period, the fabric is practically immobile and the processed image comprises little or no motion blur. The processing means then can detect more defects than in the case where the shooting time does not exclude the period of reed beat on the fabric. According to other particular characteristics, the processing means is adapted to process more frequently a signal representative image out of one of the cameras that a representative image output signal of a autrccaméra.
- a fabric or a manufactured object in which it is considered that several shots are necessary to correctly detect a defect either because in this zone the defects are harder to detect, either because in this area the defects are more likely to occur, or still, because in this region, the object has a more rapid movement is less well illuminated than to look another camera, is the object of image processing more frequently than other areas of said object.
- the inspection device according to other caraclé ⁇ stiques part rail, the inspection device, as.
- Succinctly described above comprises a means of estimating the likely position of at least one defect on said fabric, and the processing means is adapted to treat more frequently a representative of each camera image output signal which corresponds to a said fault position probable that a signal from another camera.
- the positions where it is likely to find a defect are inspected more frequently than the positions where it is unlikely to find a defect.
- the treatment of the defect for example stopping the weaving machine, untwisting, cleaning can then be done more quickly after the appearance of the defect.
- the provisions of the present invention allow a exhaustive inspection of positions where it is deemed likely to find a defect.
- the present invention relates to a method of inspecting tissue, characterized in that:
- d uses at least two cameras adapted to each capture an image of part of the tissue and to transmit a signal representative of the captured image
- the present invention also relates to:
- the present invention also relates to a memory which stores instructions of a program adapted to be executed by a processor, and allowing the implementation of the method of the present invention.
- the present invention relates to a method and a device for inspecting fabric during weaving.
- the fabric inspection devices by camera known to date carry out the treatment of faults by processing fabric images.
- the detection of faults then depends on detection zones which, when they are too large, cause false detections, c that is, good quality fabric is considered defective and when they are too narrow, do not allow the detection of all defects
- the present invention intends to remedy these drawbacks.
- a fabric inspection device caracte ⁇ sé in that it comprises - at least one camera adapted to capture an image of a portion of the tissue being scrolled, and transmitting a signal representative of the captured image, and
- a processing means adapted to process for the first time each image representative signal, and to evaluate the presence of defects in the part of the tissue represented by said signal and, for each defect whose presence is thus evaluated as probable, to be processed at least one second signal representative of the fabric to confirm the presence of said defect
- the detection c ⁇ t insomnia used for the first treatment can be quite wide and, during each second treatment, false detections are eliminated on a new image representative signal.
- the processing means is adapted so that the parts of the tissue represented by the first image representative signal and by each second image representative signal have a non-empty intersection in which the defect considered likely is found. .
- the processing means is adapted so that each second processing is carried out with the same c ⁇ teres as the first processing in such a way as a signal representative of image qm, during the first processing has a presence probable of defect, also presents, during each second treatment, a confirmation of said defect
- the implementation of the present invention is simple and inexpensive. According to other particular characteristics, the processing means is adapted so that
- the first processing assigns a type, from a plurality of fault types, to each fault the presence of which is evaluated as probable, and
- each second treatment is carried out with defect confirmation c ⁇ teres q depend on the type of defect attributed to the defect during the first treatment Thanks to these provisions, the elimination of detection faults is made more effective since the confirmation c ⁇ teres are specifically adapts to the type of defect whose presence is sought to be confirmed For example, when the type of defect is a hole, if a defect surface area is used, the limit value for deciding on the presence of defect represents a very small surface because that no hole, even of small size is tolerated in a fabric It is therefore impossible for a hole to be detected during a first treatment to be confirmed by a defect in excess thickness during a second treatment.
- the present invention relates to a weaving machine, caracté ⁇ sée in that it comprises an inspection device as succinctly set out above.
- the present invention relates to a process for inspecting fabric, characterized in that it comprises
- each image representative signal supplied by a camera adapted to capture an image of a part of a fabric being scrolled to assess the presence of defects in the part of the fabric represented by said signal, and ,
- the present invention also relates to a memory which stores instructions of a program adapted to be executed by a processor, and allowing the implementation of the method of the present invention.
- the present invention relates to a device and method for counting picks and controlling a fabric inspection system. It applies in particular to the characterization of pieces of fabric and to the automatic inspection of fabrics.
- a transverse thread is called "dmte".
- this DMTE wire is inserted between the son kept by the machine blades weaving
- each .duite is substantially perpendicular to the running direction of the fabric.
- Counting picks is interesting because, while the length of a fabric can vary depending on the humidity or the tension applied when the fabric is wound, the number of dmtes of the fabric only goes when the fabric is cut.
- the currently known dmte counting devices use a light source q illuminates the tissue, an optical sensor which receives an image of the part of the tissue illuminated by the light source and an electronic device q processes the signal from the sensor to deduce information from the passage of dmte Electronic circuits are generally complex because of the poor quality of the optical signal collected by the optical sensor
- the present invention intends to remedy these drawbacks To this end, the present invention relates, according to a sixteenth aspect, to a device for counting dmtes on a moving fabric, the device comprising
- a light sensor coming from said part of the fabric adapted to emit an electrical signal representative of the quantity of light reaching said sensor
- a circuit for processing the electrical signal from said sensor adapted to emit an electrical signal comprising pulses, the number of which is representative of the number of picks passing in front of the sensor, characterized in that said illuminated part of the fabric has a width less than the pitch of the pick thread in said fabric.
- the optical signal which reaches the optical sensor varies greatly with the passage of the pick wire and the signal processing circuit coming from the sensor can be very simple while guaranteeing a precise counting of the picks.
- the light source is adapted to modulate the light intensity emitted towards the fabric by a modulation signal
- the processing circuit is adapted to demodulate said modulation signal.
- the light source comprises at least one coherent light source. Thanks to these provisions, the modulation of the emitted light can include high frequencies, which improves heterodyne detection. In addition, the chromatic dispersion of the treated light can be reduced. The device can thus be very simple while retaining very high reliability. According to other particular characteristics, the sensor has a maximum spectral sensitivity in the emission spectrum of the light source. Thanks to these provisions, the stray lights have a reduced effect compared to the light source.
- the light source has a spectrum whose width is less than one tenth of its maximum frequency. Thanks to these arrangements, the chromatic dispersion of light is reduced and the wavelengths outside this spectrum can be filtered, which reduces the influence of parasitic light waves.
- the senor comprises a photosensitive surface and the device which is the subject of the present invention comprises an optical light concentration means suitable for concentrating the light coming from said part of the tissue on the photosensitive surface of said sensor. Thanks to these provisions, the sensitivity of the sensor is greater than it would be without optical means of concentration and very dark tissue can be treated.
- the senor includes a photodiode. Thanks to these provisions, the signal / noise ratio of the signal from the sensor is very high.
- the senor comprises a photosensitive surface and an optical filter placed between the fabric and said surface, said filter being adapted to reduce the light intensity of light rays whose frequency is outside a predetermined frequency spectrum and the emission spectrum of the light source corresponds to the predetermined frequency spectrum of said filter. Thanks to these arrangements, the effects of stray light waves are reduced.
- the processing circuit includes a threshold circuit. Thanks to these provisions, detection of picks is particularly simple and the production cost of the device is reduced.
- a semi-reflecting mirror is used to confuse, near the fabric, the axes of the light source, on the one hand, and the optical sensor, on the other hand.
- the received signal is amplified before being detected, preferably with an automatic gain control circuit, so that variations in the reflection coefficients between tissues, are compensated.
- the present invention relates to a fabric inspection device comprising the pick counting device exposed succinctly above, a linear camera and a circuit for triggering shots of said linear camera adapted to trigger taking pictures at a frequency representative of the frequency of passage of picks detected by the pick counting device.
- the present invention relates to a method of counting picks on a fabric during scrolling, comprising:
- an operation for processing said electrical signal and transmitting an electrical signal comprising pulses the number of which is representative of the number of dmtes passing in front of the sensor, characterized in that said part of the fabric has a width less than the pitch of the wire pick.
- FIG. 1 shows, in side view, a first assembly of the fault detection device
- FIG. 2 shows, in side view, a second set of the fault detection device partially illustrated in Figure 1;
- FIG. 3 shows schematically an electronic microprocessor circuit intended to process information, in the fault detection device illustrated in Figures 1 to 2.
- FIG. 4 shows, in side view, a fault detection device according to the present invention
- FIG. 5 shows optical fields of cameras incorporated in the device illustrated in Figure 4;
- FIG. 6 shows, schematically, an electronic microprocessor circuit for processing images, incorporated in the fault detection device illustrated in Figure 4;
- FIG. 7 shows an operating flow diagram of the circuit illustrated in Figure 6;
- FIG. 8 represents optical fields on a fabric in the process of moving optical fields which correspond to images processed during the implementation of the flow chart illustrated in FIG. 7.
- FIG. 9 represents a device for counting picks according to the present invention.
- FIG. 10 shows an optical part of the pick counting device illustrated in Figure 9
- FIG. 11 shows a fabric inspection device according to the present invention, incorporating the optical part shown in Figure 10 and the illustrated electronic circuit in figure 10
- tissue dispenser 101 schematically represents in the form of a bob me of fabric in the course of unwinding
- a fabric reel 102 schematically represents in the form of a reel of fabric being wound.
- a camera 116 fitted with a lens 106, directed towards the strip of fabric placed between the unwinder 101 and the reel 102,
- two light sources 103 and 105 adapted to illuminate the strip of fabric in the vicinity of the optical axis of the camera 106. on the same side of the fabric as this camera,
- a light source 104 adapted to illuminate the strip of fabric in the vicinity of the optical axis of the camera 106, on another side of the fabric than that observed by the camera 106, - a pick-up account consisting on the one hand, a light source 109, placed on one side of the fabric strip located between the unwinder 101 and the reel 102, an optical sensor 107 placed on the other side of the fabric strip, and a circuit signal processing 108, connected to a computer 114, and on the other hand, an encoder 110 placed in contact with the fabric and following the movements of the fabric by rolling an encoder wheel, without sliding on the surface of the fabric , a pulse counter 111 connected to the output of the encoder 110 and to an input of the computer 114,
- a magnetic label holder 112 adapted to place a magnetic label each time it receives an electrical pulse from an output of the computer 114,
- the fabric unwinder 101 and the fabric rewinder 102 are of a type known in the textile industry. They are suitable for preventing the formation of folds on the surface of the fabric.
- the camera 116 is a linear camera of known type. It has, for example, a linear sensor, that is to say of which all the elementary photosensitive surfaces (known under the name of "pixels") lie on a line L ' objective 106 is of known type II is suitable for focusing on the linear surface of the sensor of camera 116, an image of a line of the tissue substantially perpendicular to the direction of movement of the tissue and the length of which is at least equal to 95% of the width of the fabric strip
- the light sources 103, 104 and 105 are of known type, for example made up of neon tubes, supplied by high-frequency electrical supplies themselves supplied by continuous electrical supplies
- the pick account is adapted to provide a signal each time a wire or a predetermined number of thread passes through its optical field. It is now observed that the composition of the pick account can incorporate a point light source and / or a point sensor, or an optical system allowing an area of the sensor to perceive only the light transmitted or reflected by a thread of the fabric, in the direction of the width (width) of the fabric.
- the pick-up counter works on the principle of the joint analysis of two signals, one of which has a regular frequency but can have a deviation of a few percent (the signal from the encoder) and the other of which can locally present a lack of representation of a DMTE or rather irregular signal. Joint analysis of such signals is well known to those skilled in the art of signal processing.
- the signal processing circuit 108 is of a type known for restoring a signal at the output of a captem 11 provides a cyclic signal of sufficient amplitude to allow its use by the computer 114
- the encoder 110 and the pulse counter 111 provide a signal each time the encoder rotates at a predetermined angle, this signal having sufficient amplitude to allow its use by computer 114
- the magnetic label holder 112 is of known type.
- the computer system, computer screen 115 and computer 114, is detailed with reference to FIG. 3.
- the network link 113 allows the computer 114 to communicate with a computer network, for production management.
- FIG 2 are represented •
- a source of o ⁇ entable laser beam 203 o ⁇ entée towards the strip of fabric placed between the unwinder 101 and the reel 102.
- a light source 206 adapted to illuminate the strip of fabric in the vicinity of the optical axis at rest of the source of laser beam 203, on the other side of the tissue than that illuminated by the source of laser beam 203.
- a pick-up account consisting of a light source 204. placed on one side of the strip of fabric located between the unwinder 201 and the take-up reel 202. of an optical sensor 207 placed on the other side of the strip of fabric, and a signal processing circuit 208, connected to a computer 214, - an encoder 205 placed in contact with the fabric and following the movements of the fabric by rolling an encoder wheel. without sliding on the surface of the fabric,
- a pulse counter 209 connected to the output of the encoder 205 and to an input of the computer 214,
- a magnetic label detector 210 adapted to emit an electrical pulse each time a magnetic label passes through its detection field.
- a computer screen 213 connected to the computer 214. - a network link 212.
- the laser beam source 203 is adapted to emit a visible laser beam towards a point of the tissue placed on a line perpendicular to the direction of travel of the tissue, with a lateral position on the tissue which varies as a function of an electrical signal. coming from the computer 214.
- the laser beam source 203 comprises a mirror whose angular position, relative to an axis substantially parallel to the direction of travel of the fabric, is controlled by the electrical signal coming from the computer 214
- the magnetic label detector 210 is of known type, with inductive sensor.
- FIG. 3 are shown, in a computer system 30, linked together by a data and address bus 302, a central processing unit 306 consisting of a processor, a read-only memory 305, a random access memory 304 and an input / output port 303.
- the input port output 303 is connected to - a keyboard 301, to receive instructions from the user,
- the lighting power supply 309 the power of which is controlled by the computer system 30 to compensate for the respective variations in the transmission and reflection coefficients of the fabric to be inspected
- the camera 116 which receives from the computer system 30, control signals for shooting and / or duration of shooting and / or frequency of shooting, and which returns to the computer system, digital signals successively representative of the quantities of light received by the photosensitive points of its linear sensor, - the magnetic label holder 112, and
- Read-only memory 305 stores, in a register, the operating program of the computer system 30 and in particular, the fabric inspection program described in patent FR-A-2,701,766 (Institut Textile de France, August 26, 1994) .
- the random access memory 304 stores in registers which, for convenience, have the same name as their content, variables, intermediate processing results and processing results of the operating program of the computer system 30.
- each interesting point of the fabric, and in particular each defect is identified by the value of three counters: - the pick counter which is reset at the start of the fabric,
- a fabric reel 402. schematically represents in the form of a bobbin of fabric being wound up - twenty-four cameras 416A to 416X (the last twenty-three being in side view, masked by the first), ripe , each of a lens 426, and all substantially oriented towards the striking area of a comb 404 of a weaving machine (not shown),
- a light source 403 adapted to illuminate the strip of fabric in the vicinity of the optical axis of the cameras 416A to 416X, on the same side of the fabric as these cameras, a blade 405,
- a motor for setting in motion the comb 404 and the blades 405 and 406, q emits, cyc cally, an impulse, during the movement of these elements of the weaving machine,
- a computer 414 a computer 414.
- a computer screen 41 connects to computer 414.
- the wire unwinder 401 and the fabric winder 402 are part of a weaving machine of the type known in the textile industry.
- the cameras 416A to 416X each consist of a known type of matrix camera. It has, for example, a monochrome matrix sensor, that is to say of which all the elementary photosensitive surfaces (known by the name of "pixels ”) are on a rectangular table formed by rows and columns
- Each camera lens 426 is of known type II is adapted to focus on the photosensitive surface of the sensor of the camera with which it is associated, a sharp image of an area rectangular which surrounds the striking zone of the comb
- the optical fields of the cameras 416A to 416X overlap laterally (see FIG. 5)
- the cameras are, preferably, synchronized with each other, according to known techniques They carry out p ⁇ ses of views simultaneously and simultaneously provide electrical signals representative of the quantities of light perceived during a view by all the photosensitive points of their sensor
- the light source 404 is of known type. It is, for example, constituted by a neon tube, supplied by an electrical supply supplying a high frequency current, said supply being itself supplied by an alternative electrical supply (or, according to a preferential, continuous variant)
- the computer system comprising in particular the computer screen 415 and the computer 414, is detailed with reference to FIG. 6 Finally, the network link 413 allows the computer 414 to communicate with a computer network, for the management of the production
- parallel threads 501 and 502 are shown intended to form the warp threads of a fabric (here a canvas), after a comb 404 has struck a weft thread 508 in the fabric already constituted.
- the comb 404 is represented at the time of striking the wire 508
- the cameras 416A to 416X observe an optical field 504, 505, 506, ..., in which the set of successive lines 509, 510, 521, ..., relate to the last weft thread 508 which was struck by the comb 404.
- optical fields of the cameras partially overlap in the direction perpendicular to the direction of movement of the fabric being woven.
- FIG. 6 In FIG. 6 are represented, in a computer system 600, linked together by a data and address bus 602, a central processing unit 606 consisting of a processor, read-only memory 605, random access memory 604 and an input / output port 603.
- Input / output port 603 is connected to
- a keyboard 601 to receive instructions therefrom from the user
- each camera 416A to 416X by means of a multiplexing and digitization card 607, which successively supplies a digital signal representative of the image captured by the sensor of each camera,
- the read-only memory 605 stores, in a register “programJ”, the operating program of the computer system 600 and, in particular, the fabric inspection program illustrated in the form of a flowchart in FIG. 7.
- the random access memory 604 stores in registers (“/ ' ” and “data”), variables, intermediate processing results and processing results of the operating program of the computer system 600.
- the central unit 606 is suitable for implementing the program, part of which is shown in FIG. 7.
- an initialization phase 701 known to those skilled in the art of the systems of computer-based image processing.
- the central unit 606 performs the determination of thresholds, the width, the configuration of the digitization card. 607, its gain, its original offset (known to those skilled in the art under the English name "offset"), and the sequencing of cameras.
- Camera sequencing is the order in which the signals transmitted by the cameras are analyzed by the CPU 606.
- the cameras 416A to 416x being numbered from 1 to 24, the sequencing starts, as a result of the positioning wire by comb 404,
- this sequencing is dynamically modified: when a fault is detected in the optical field of one of the cameras: - immediately after a new image taken by said camera is analyzed to confirm the presence or infi ⁇ ner of a defect,
- the camera concerned is considered to be watching a suspicious area.
- the central unit 606 is adapted to more frequently process an image representative signal leaving one of the cameras than an image representative signal leaving another camera.
- the CPU 606 performs a probable position estimation operation of at least one defect on said fabric, processes more frequently a representative image signal out of each camera corresponding to a said fault position probable that a signal from another camera.
- the CPU 606 considers that the edges of the fabric are likely positions of defects.
- the central unit 606 then performs a sequencing of the cameras to organize an order of cameras whose images are successively processed by it. As we have seen. the CPU 606 also considers that the position or the processing means has detected a defect that causes a machine stop is a probable default position.
- the central unit 606 determines, during a test 702, whether the cyclic signal originating from the motor 407 has been received or not This cyclic signal is representative of a position of the comb in the operating cycle of the weaving machine. When the result of test 702 is negative, it is repeated
- the central unit 606 performs, during an operation 703, a timeout. That is to say, it waits for a predetermined duration to elapse. This duration makes it possible to wait for the comb to be stopped or, at least, for the movement of the tissue induced by the striking of the comb to be completed.
- the intermediate variable /. q represents the rank in the sequence, is initialized to the value 1.
- the central unit 606 stores the images simultaneously from all the cameras 416A to 416X. Then, during an operation 705, a portion of the image from the camera referenced to the / th row of the sequence determined during phase 701 is processed according to a qm algo ⁇ thme depends on its position: extreme cameras referenced 416A or 416X, or again 1 and 24, give rise to image processing intended to detect edge defects (correct width, thread tucked in, thread breakage, thread qm exceeds, edge tucked in too much, ...) then that the other cameras are subject to another image processing (edge, warp or weft faults and local faults).
- the height of the fabric web processed corresponds in fact to approximately the length of woven fabric between two treatments of successive pixels applied to two images from the same camera.
- the central unit 606 makes a selection, for each camera, of an image part, and only processes said image parts to detect therein at least one weaving defect, during operation 705.
- the optical fields of the cameras extend jointly over the entire width of the fabric to be inspected (see FIG. 5) and the selection of parts of images carried out by the central unit selects parts of ' images that. jointly extend over the entire width of the fabric to be inspected
- the central unit 606 determines whether a fault has been detected during operation 705. or no ⁇
- test 716 When the result of test 716 is negative, an operation 711 is further determined.
- the result of test 716 When the result of test 716 is positive, a defect was detected during operation 705 but, in accordance with the thirteenth to fifteenth aspects of the present invention, the presence of this defect is then considered or estimated only as probable and must be confirmed For this purpose during a test 717.
- the central unit 606 performs the immediate memo ⁇ saûon of a new image p ⁇ se by the camera whose rank in the sequence is; Then, still during test 717.
- camera sequencing is modified so that p ⁇ ses pictures from the camera are considered the analyzed twice as often as p ⁇ ses pictures from other cameras, with the exception of extreme cameras and possible other "suspicious" cameras. knowing that, preferably. the number of "suspicious" cameras is limited to one or two
- the fabric inspection process comprises - a first operation of processing each image signal signal provided by a camera adapted to capture an image of part of a fabric in during running, to assess the presence of defects in the part of the fabric represented by said signal and,
- a second operation for processing at least one second signal representative of the tissue to confirm the presence of said defect.
- the part of fabric represented by each second image representative signal is located one or more steps from the part of the fabric represented by the first signal representative of addresses picture
- each processing operation, 705 and 717 is carried out taking into account the evaluation or confirmation c ⁇ teres of the presence of a defect and during each second processing operation 717, the same confirmation c ⁇ teres are used as during of the first processing operation 705 such that a representative image signal which, during the first treatment operation presents a probable presence of defect also presents, during each second treatment confirmation of said defect.
- a type among a plurality of fault types, is assigned to each fault whose presence is evaluated as probable, and during each second processing operation, 717 , criteria for confirming the presence of a fault are used which depend on the type of fault assigned to the fault during the first processing operation.
- the CPU 606 determines whether a fault of one of predetermined types (thread breakage, %) or of a predetermined size (dimension greater than a limit value, contrast with the tissue greater than another limit value) was detected, and validated, during operation 705.
- the central unit 606 determines whether or not the defect can be repaired by weaving and reweaving.
- the weaving machine performs the weaving and reweaving of the fabric. to the fault position and repair of the fault during an operation 709.
- the central unit 606 triggers an alarm (flashing light, sound signal or computer message on a computer network comprising the part of the image on which a fault has been detected), during a operation 710.
- an alarm flashing light, sound signal or computer message on a computer network comprising the part of the image on which a fault has been detected
- the central unit 606 performs operation 711, while keeping in memory the images which had been captured and memorized just before the machine stopped (operation 707) .
- the CPU 606 After a few cycles each comprising image analysis of a whole sequence of cameras, the CPU 606 performs operations identical to the operations 702-704, and an image processing of comparing the luminance ( "levels ") of warp threads before and after machine stop.
- this comparison n ' is performed on the images from the camera i, one of which caused the machine stop. Alternatively, all cameras are considered.
- the CPU 606 averages the gray levels along the chain son, outside the area where a fault had been detected.
- the warp threads correspond to vertical columns in the raster images.
- the averages compared here are those of the gray levels on each vertical column of photosensitive dots, between the two images taken by the same camera (except in the zone where the defect was detected, which is excluded from the average, so that the default does not distort the average considered).
- the central unit 606 determines if the value of the variable / is equal to
- test 712 When the result of the test 712 is negative, during a test 713, the CPU 606 détermme if the value of the va ⁇ able / st ⁇ ctement suletting ⁇ eure is 26 or not when the result of the test 713 is negative the operation 705 is repeated When the result of test 713 is positive, test 702 is repeated
- the CPU 606 automatically edits a q visit sheet contains information about detected defects q have not been repaired and, possibly, the other detected faults
- This visit sheet is transmitted on a computer network intended for production management
- the optical fields corresponding to different images captured by the cameras 416A to 416C are observed, assuming that, during an operation 705. a fault 805 is considered probable in the optical field of the camera 416B.
- the fabric 801 scrolling from top to bottom, a first sequence of images is stored in random access memory 604, the optical field of the camera 416A being referenced 802, that of the camera 416B being reference 803 and that of the camera 416C being referenced 804
- the portion of the image being processed is modified to reflect the movement of the fabric, displacement provided by the encoder or the account DMTE
- the p ⁇ se of view for the memonsatton of an image is carried out under control of CPU 606 F
- the operation 704 then comprises said trigger as soon as the fabric is stopped
- the central unit 606 successively considers the cameras in the optical field of which the most suspect wires are found, in a decreasing order of suspicion.
- the device covered by the present invention as that described above is dissociated to a loom but associated with a cutting table cloth
- the comb synchromsation signals are replaced by a signal on the synchromsation scroll tissue under the cameras, for example from an encoder in the cutting tables of fabric, such as the brand French registered LECTRA SYSTEMS the cutting instruments are laser wheels or water jets
- the implementation of the present invention then allows the operators to be alert to the presence of defects and to identify these defects and, in the case of automatic cutting tables, the parts position determination software has cut, to control cutting the pieces of fabric outside the defective areas identified by the XH device Seventh perspective
- a tissue 910 is moved in movement between an unwinder 920 and a winder 930
- An optical part 940 of the device (illustrated in FIG. 10) provides a signal a an electronic circuit 950 which provides, on a port input / output 960, a number of credited dmtes a computer 970, provided with a keyboard 971, a screen 972, a label printer 973 and a 974 network interface connected to a production management system not shown
- the computer includes a processor 975, a RAM 976 and a non-volatile memory 977 retains instructions q a qm program implemented by the processor 975 enables the operation of the following MAMERE
- the Fuùiiseur indicates this by pressing a key 980 specifically dedicated to the keyboard 971, in correspondence with a user interface of known type (not shown here)
- the processor 975 then stores in a register “ metial number "of the RAM 976, the number of dmtes provided by the circuit 950 on the input / output port 960 andrangitia is zero a register" retained "in RAM 976
- the processor 975 increments the value kept in the register "Hold" of this maximum number
- the processor 975 When the running of the fabric piece is completed, which is indicated by the user by depressing a specifically dedicated key 981 key 971, the processor 975 memorizes in a register "_final number" of the RAM 976, the number of dmtes supplied by the circuit 950, then the processor 975 adds the value kept in the registers "Jnal number” and “retained” and subtracts from this sum the value kept in the register “initial number” and stores in memory the result in a “counted picks” register of the RAM 976 Finally, the processor 975 prints a self-adhesive label or not bearing the mention “number of meters” followed by the value kept in the “counted picks” register and transmits to the system of production management the value kept in the “counted picks” register
- the light source 1000 includes a elect ⁇ que supply 1001, a 1002 modulator and a 1003 L laser diode lens 1010 focuses the light from the laser diode 1003 on a portion of fabric 990 having a width, dimension perpendicular to dmtes a count isumblefe ⁇ eure to the pitch of the dmte thread in the fabric The length of the part of the fabric 990 lit by the laser diode 1003. dimension parallel to the dmtes.
- the photo-electronic sensor 1030 comprises a 1032 adjusts color filter selectively passing the wavelength of the light raves from the laser diode 1003 and a photodiode 1031 L 1020 objective concentrated by said portion of reflected light of the tissue on the photosensitive surface of the photodiode 1031 circuit processing 950 includes an automatic gain control circuit 951, a demodulator 952, a threshold circuit 953 and a pulse counter 954
- the modulator 1002 and the demodulator 952 are fitted in such a way that the demodulator 952 demodulates the signal modulated by the modulator 1002 and extracts the other signals present in the signal coming from the photodiode 1031
- the signal demodulated resultant is calibrated with automatic control circmt gain 951 and, at each crossing of circmt the threshold line 953, which signal causes the incrementation of the value displayed by the pulse counter 954, port input / output 960, after this value has been conditioned to take a form of logic signal which can, for example, be of the “TTL” type
- part of the fabric 990 is, in fact, the intersection of the area illuminated by the laser diode 1003 and the area of the fabric transmitting light to the photosensitive surface of the photodiode 1031 It has substantially a rectangular shape of width (in the direction perpendicular to the dmtes) inferior to the pitch of the smallest dmte threads that the dmte counting or tissue inspection device is intended to detect
- the inspection device of tissue 1100 accordance with the present invention Ulustre in Figure 11 includes all items shown in Figure 9, as well as a line camera 1110 with a lens 1120, a light source 1130 and a electromque circmt d 1140 and a control circuit 1150 of the views of the hneaire camera 1110
- the camera 1110 is of known type comprises a photosensitive It hneaire fourmt sensor and a signal representative of the image of a line across the fabric 910
- the objective 1120 formed on the surface of the photosensitive linear sensor a clear image of said transverse line
- the light source 1130 illuminates said transverse line in a continuous manner
- the control circuit 1150 is connected to the output of the threshold circmt 953 (not shown) and controls each view of the linear camera 1110 a the same phase value in the DMTE passing cycle, for example at each rising edge of the signal from the circmt a threshold 953 in this MAMERE, the p ⁇ se image by the line camera always represents the same phase of the pitch of the fabric, as set out in European patent application 95939316 6 and, by simply subtracting the numerical values of two images taken successively, certain fabric defects are detected
- the light source 1003 is not a laser diode but has a narrow spectral range, for example inféneure a tenth of its maximum value
- a half mirror is used to confuse, close to the fabric, the axes of the light source and / or the q objective focuses the light from somce of the light on the tissue, on the one hand and CAPTEM phto-electronics and / or the lens that focuses light reflected by the tissue on the optical CAPTEM the other hand.
- the received signal is amplified before being detected, preferably with an automatic gain control circuit, so that variations in the reflection coefficients between tissues, are compensated.
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