Abstract

In manufacturing, where satisfying increasing customer demands is critical, quality is of the utmost importance for any organization. Evaluating the quality of a product may be tedious and error- prone, even for skilled operators. Though computer vision automates visual evaluation, it provides temporary solutions. The Lean manufacturing method has been created to overcome this. Statistical pattern recognition, image processing, object identification, and other activities are integrated and automated by computer vision, a branch of artificial intelligence. Though computational limitations now restrict its application, it has potential to spread to other domains such as product design, defect diagnostics, automation of manufacturing procedures, and material property identification. In the future, this discipline may hold answers to a myriad of problems thanks to the ongoing advancement of research and development, which includes reinforcement learning

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