Abstract
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is used in recent industries to advance into a decision-making environment in manufacturing. The objectives of this are efficiency, flexibility, innovation, quality, and cost reduction. Controlling and monitoring the machining operation is an area of interest for most researchers. Drilling is the process of making a hole by using different cutting tools and continuously removing material to create the desired feature. It often rubs against the produced surface during chip evacuation. As a result, the produced roughness is distinct from that of other machining operations like milling or turning. Surface roughness may therefore differ from the one that is predicted theoretically. In this paper, we are studying the various non-contact methods to estimate the surface roughness of the machined surfaces.
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