Abstract
This paper describes a software design of an inexpensive automatic image processing system. In order to avoid the use of a threshold operation, center ordinates of strip images of objects are assessed by means of the weighted mean. Further, to decrease an influence of the chip surface roughness (2-3μm) on accuracies of measured values, coefficients of a standard line, utilized to calculate the wear depths, are determined by the moving average method. Thus, the system detects the maximum crater wear depth with ±1μm accuracy and represents a morphology of the chip wear. The processing time of the system is about 2 minutes per wear.
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