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Skin Imaging: A Digital Twin for Geometric Deviations on Manufactured Surfaces

Elnaz Ghanbary Kalajahi    
Mehran Mahboubkhah and Ahmad Barari    

Resumen

Closed-loop manufacturing is crucial in Industry 4.0, since it provides an online detection?correction cycle to optimize the production line by using the live data provided from the product being manufactured. By integrating the inspection system and manufacturing processes, the production line achieves a new level of accuracy and savings on costs. This is far more crucial than only inspecting the finished product as an accepted or rejected part. Modeling the actual surface of the workpiece in production, including the manufacturing errors, enables the potential to process the provided live data and give feedback to production planning. Recently introduced ?skin imaging? methodology can generate 2D images as a comprehensive digital twin for geometric deviations on any scanned 3D surface including analytical geometries and sculptured surfaces. Skin-Image has been addressed as a novel methodology for continuous representation of unorganized discrete 3D points, by which the geometric deviation on the surface is shown using image intensity. Skin-Image can be readily used in online surface inspection for automatic and precise 3D defect segmentation and characterization. It also facilitates search-guided sampling strategies. This paper presents the implementation of skin imaging for primary engineering surfaces. The results, supported by several industrial case studies, show high efficiency of skin imaging in providing models of the real manufactured surfaces.

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