Abstract

Abstract: A crane is a machine that is primarily used to handle big weights in a variety of jobs. For instance, building work, shipbuilding, cargo transportation, and the cement industry may all benefit from this technology since it allows them to monitor and control their video processing systems using a PC. Cranes are frequently utilized in the industrial sector around the world to boost productivity and minimize personnel. Cranes are used to transport loads from one location to another. During this movement, there are typically unwanted vibrations and variations in the hoisted weight that must be managed. This paper gives a review of a new way for operating an overhead crane that uses a PC (Portable Computer), RF (Radio Frequency), and video processing approach to operate the crane from a certain distance. The crane movement is now controlled directly by the crane operator; nevertheless, due to the human inability to handle the crane efficiently, the crane speed is severely limited. This procedure allows a single employee to handle the crane from a greater distance by watching the location of each and every movement towards and away from the crane using a video processing technology and a radio frequency controlling system. The technology use computer vision to identify load location, which is then used to optimize crane operation. The intimation of the PC monitors reveals that the accident levels to become decline for handling the overhead crane even by operator, according to the technology for sustaining job.

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