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Abstract
The invention discloses a multi-view-angle-based aircraft skin defect detection method, which comprises a detection system, wherein the detection system comprises a bracket, a fixed camera module and a movable camera module which are arranged on the bracket, and a processing module connected with the fixed camera module and the movable camera module, wherein the fixed camera module integrates a camera into the processing module by adopting multi-path signal acquisition and a hub management mode to carry out rough detection on skin; the mobile camera module is independently managed in a wireless mode, and is controlled and image-transmitted by adopting a wireless signal; the detection method comprises the following steps: firstly, roughly detecting an aircraft skin by adopting a fixed camera module to obtain the detection probability of the aircraft skin, and selecting the resolution and the focal length of a camera according to the target detection probability; and then, moving the camera module on the bracket to perform fine detection on the aircraft skin, and finally performing alignment detection by adopting an image matching algorithm so as to improve the detection accuracy.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of aircraft skin defect detection, in particular to an aircraft skin defect detection method based on multiple viewing angles.
Background
The aircraft skin is a layer of lead alloy metal on the surface of the aircraft, forms the appearance of the aircraft, and has the functions of maintaining the aerodynamics and transferring loads. In the whole flying process from take-off to landing of the airplane, the skin is subjected to external size change and continuous pressure action, the skin periodically expands and contracts for a long time, and tiny fatigue cracks are easily formed on the surface of the skin; china is wide in territory and complex in natural environment, airplanes in various regions are in different natural environments for a long time, and skins and rivet riveting positions are easy to corrode after contacting with corrosion factors. Under the combined action of fatigue damage and a corrosive environment, the damage of the aircraft skin is inevitable. In the flying process of the airplane, under the action of external force, after undetected fine defects are expanded to critical conditions, the defects can be rapidly expanded and amplified, so that the airplane is structurally damaged, the airplane is possibly disintegrated in the air, and unpredictable disasters occur.
In the machine vision, a robot replaces human eyes, a shot result is converted into an image signal and transmitted to an image processing system, judgment and measurement are made, and the skin of the airplane is generally detected in a single image scanning mode or a mobile robot scanning mode.
Patent CN202010058064.2 discloses a method for detecting and classifying defects on the surface of an aircraft skin, which introduces a method for detecting and classifying the aircraft skin, mainly solving the problem of image processing, and the accuracy of detection is affected by an image acquisition method which is not mentioned.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the technical problems in the prior art, the invention firstly discloses an aircraft skin defect detection system based on multiple visual angles, which comprises a bracket, a fixed camera module, a movable camera module and a processing module, wherein the fixed camera module and the movable camera module are arranged on the bracket, and the processing module is connected with the fixed camera module and the movable camera module; the mobile camera module is independently managed in a wireless mode, and is controlled and image-transmitted by adopting a wireless signal; the fixed camera module comprises a plurality of symmetrical first cameras fixed on the left side and the right side of the support and a second camera fixed in the middle of the lower side of the support, and the movable camera module comprises a third camera movably arranged on the support.
As a further improvement of the above technical solution:
the first cameras on the left side of the support are 5 in number, the first cameras are used for detecting aircraft nose, fuselage, wing and empennage, the second cameras are used for detecting the middle part of the empennage, and the first cameras and the second cameras are provided with labels.
The invention also discloses a multi-view-angle-based aircraft skin defect detection method, which comprises the following steps:
s1, the fixed camera module carries out coarse detection on the aircraft skin to obtain the detection probability of the aircraft skin, and the selection of the resolution and the focal length of the camera is obtained according to the target detection probability: the lower the resolution of the defective part of the aircraft skin, the lower the probability of detecting in-place defects; the higher the resolution of the defective portion, the smaller the range of detection, in particular in relation to the pixel values detected in the image by the aircraft skin:
wherein
Is the probability of detection of the aircraft skin,
in order to detect the number of points,
for minimum detected resolution, it can be obtained from an aircraft skin identification algorithm
In a target recognition algorithm based on deep learning
The method is defined as small target detection, the pixel value is 32 x 32, and when the resolution of a defect image is greater than 64, the probability of detecting a target defect is 94.5%;
and S2, moving the camera module to perform fine detection on the aircraft skin by moving on the bracket.
Preferably, the fine detection comprises the steps of:
a1, when a fixed camera with a certain label k (k is eleven numbers from 1 to 11) detects a target, analyzing the detection probability of a defect part, and when the detection probability is more than T, the detection probability T is different according to different algorithms, generally 0.8 to 0.9 is selected and can be defined by self. Visually judging whether the part is a skin defect part by an operator; when the detection probability is smaller than T, carrying out high-precision alignment detection on the detection area by using the mobile camera module;
a2, according to the label of the fixed camera, when the camera k detects a target, the mobile camera module controls the camera module to accurately move above the suspected skin defect through the processing module to perform rough alignment;
and A3, carrying out accurate alignment detection on the suspected area according to an image matching algorithm.
Preferably, the image matching algorithm comprises the following steps:
b1, randomly extracting 8 non-collinear sample data from the data set, and calculating a transformation matrix H by using a RANSAC algorithm, and marking the transformation matrix H as a model M;
b2, calculating projection errors of all data in the data set and the model M, and if the errors are smaller than a threshold value, adding an inner point set I; if the error is larger than the threshold value, updating the data;
b3, if the iteration number is more than m, exiting; otherwise, adding 1 to the iteration number, and repeating the steps.
Preferably, the method for precisely moving the mobile camera module includes the steps of:
C1、 
，
in order to translate the vertical vector of the matrix,
for rotation vectors, SVD decomposition is used
Wherein
，
Is an orthogonal matrix, and the matrix is,
is a singular value matrix;
C2、 
wherein
Obtaining a rotation matrix and a translation vector;
c3, rotation matrix
And calculating the Euler angle by adopting the rotation matrix to obtain the angles in three directions as follows:
，
，
；
c4 real-time detecting the angle and translation vector of three directions obtained by matching the moving camera image with the fixed camera, and controlling the moving camera by the processing unit if the moving camera image is matched with the fixed camera
For the next movement
The angle of the direction of the light beam,
move in that direction, otherwise move in the opposite direction.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
according to the method for detecting the defects of the aircraft skin based on the multiple visual angles, the detection system performs picture processing on the aircraft from multiple angles through the fixed camera, the aircraft skin is subjected to rough detection, the accuracy and reliability of the identification of the defects of the surface of the aircraft skin are improved by combining the mobile camera, and the identification coverage rate of the surface of the aircraft skin is enhanced. And moving the mobile camera by adopting an accurate moving method and simultaneously adopting a picture matching algorithm to process the picture. The identification accuracy of the surface defects of the aircraft skin is high, and the safety of the aircraft is guaranteed. The aircraft skin defect detection method based on multiple viewing angles realizes non-contact and nondestructive accurate measurement and is beneficial to realizing the accurate maintenance and management of the aircraft.
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fig. 2 is an aircraft skin image matching map.
Reference numerals: 101. fixing the camera; 102. moving the camera; 103. a support; 107. the mobile camera shoots an image; 108. fixing a camera to shoot an image; 110. left and right image feature points; 111. matching lines of the left and right image feature points; 109. the left image matches the location on the right image.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
In the description of the present invention, it should be understood that the terms "front", "back", "left", "right", "up", "down", and the like indicate orientations or positional relationships based on those shown in the drawings, and are used merely for convenience in describing the present invention and simplifying the description, but do not indicate or imply that the devices or elements indicated by the terms must have specific orientations, be constructed and operated in specific orientations, and therefore, should not be construed as limiting the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, the present invention provides a multi-view-based aircraft skin defect detection system and a detection method thereof, mainly aiming at the problems of low detection efficiency and complex scanning of aircraft skin in a single image scanning mode or a mobile robot scanning mode, wherein the detection system mainly comprises three parts: a fixed camera module, a mobile camera module, and a processing unit. The fixed camera module detects the aircraft skin in a fixed position and fixed focal length mode, and the optimal camera arrangement is obtained according to the structural characteristics of the aircraft. The resolution of the mobile camera 102 of the mobile camera module is higher than that of the fixed camera 101, the focal length is longer than that of the fixed camera 101, the mobile camera module can move horizontally on a guide rail on the support 103 and in the rolling direction, and the mobile camera module can be used for high-definition airplane skin detection and positioning. And the processing module is used for integrating all cameras into the processing module, controlling the moving camera module to move, and performing rough detection and fine detection on the skin image.
Specifically, the fixed camera die is divided into 5 fixed cameras 101 on the left and right sides and a middle fixed camera 101, the 5 fixed cameras 101 symmetrical on the left and right sides respectively detect 1 nose, 1 fuselage, 2 wings and 1 empennage of the airplane, the middle fixed camera detects the middle part of the empennage, and the fixed cameras are labeled; the algorithm for detecting the aircraft skin can be a detection algorithm based on deep learning or an image detection algorithm utilizing the target texture features. The resolution and focal length of the camera are selected according to the target detection probability:
the lower the resolution of the defective part of the aircraft skin, the lower the probability of detecting in-place defects; the higher the resolution of the defective portion, the smaller the range of detection. In particular, it relates to the detection of pixel values in an image according to the aircraft skin:
wherein
Is the probability of detection of the aircraft skin,
in order to detect the number of points,
for minimum detected resolution, it can be obtained from an aircraft skin identification algorithm
E.g. using a deep learning based target recognition algorithm
Defined as small object detection, likeThe element value was 32 x 32.
The resolution of the mobile camera 102 is higher than that of the fixed camera 101, the focal length is longer than that of the fixed camera, the mobile camera can horizontally move on a guide rail on the support 103 and move in the rolling direction, and the mobile camera can be used for high-definition aircraft skin detection and positioning. The detection of the mobile camera 101 is specifically as follows:
firstly, when a fixed camera 101 with a number of k detects a target, analyzing the detection probability of a defect part, and when the detection probability is more than 0.8, visually judging whether the defect part is a skin defect part by an operator; when the detection probability is less than 0.8, carrying out high-precision alignment detection on the detection area by using the mobile camera module;
secondly, according to the mark number of the fixed camera 101, when the camera k detects a target, the mobile camera module quickly moves to the position above the suspected skin defect to perform rough alignment;
and thirdly, carrying out accurate alignment detection on the suspected area according to an image matching algorithm.
As shown in fig. 2, the matching diagram of the skin image of the aircraft is that the left side is a moving camera shot image 107, the right side is a fixed camera shot image 108, left and right image feature points 110 provide left and right image feature point matching lines 111 for algorithm matching, and the right side box is a left image at a right image matching position 109. The feature points of the image matching algorithm may be SIFT (Scale-invariant feature transform) Scale invariant feature transformation feature description points or surf (speeded Up Robust features) fast invariant feature transformation feature description points, and the like, and the matching lines 111 of the left and right image feature points and the left image feature point are matched at the right image matching position 109 by using a random sample consensus algorithm.
The RANSAC algorithm finds an optimal homography matrix H with a size of 3 x 3. RANSAC aims to find an optimal parameter matrix so that the number of data points satisfying the matrix is the maximum. Since the homography matrix has 9 unknown parameters, at least 9 linear equations are needed for solving, and corresponding to the point position information, two equations can be listed for one group of point pairs, and at least 5 groups of matching point pairs are included.
RANSAC algorithm step:
randomly extracting 8 sample data from a data set (the 8 samples cannot be collinear), calculating a transformation matrix H, and marking as a model M;
calculating projection errors of all data in the data set and the model M, and adding an inner point set I if the errors are smaller than a threshold value; if the error is greater than the threshold, the data is updated.
Quitting if the iteration times are more than m; otherwise, adding 1 to the iteration number, and repeating the steps.
After the homography matrix H is obtained, SVD (singular Value decomposition) singular Value decomposition is adopted to obtain a rotation matrix and a translation matrix, and then a processing unit is used for controlling the motion of the mobile camera. The method comprises the following specific steps:
① 
，
in order to translate the vertical vector of the matrix,
for rotation vectors, SVD decomposition is used
Wherein
，
Is an orthogonal matrix, and the matrix is,
is a matrix of singular values.
② 
Wherein
And obtaining a rotation matrix and a translation vector.
③ rotating matrix
And calculating the Euler angle by adopting the rotation matrix to obtain the angles in three directions as follows:
，
，
。
detecting the angles and translation vectors in three directions obtained by matching the moving camera image with the fixed camera in real time, and controlling the moving camera to move by using the processing unit
And minimum. If it is
For the next movement
The angle of the direction of the light beam,
move in that direction, otherwise move in the opposite direction.
A processing module: all cameras are integrated into a processing unit, the motion of a mobile camera module is controlled, and a skin image rough detection part and a skin image detail detection part are carried out. The fixed camera module management adopts that each camera corresponds to one network cable, and the cameras are integrated into one processing unit in a mode of centralized management of the fixed cameras by adopting a concentrator, and the rough detection of the skin is carried out; the management of the mobile camera module is independently managed in a wireless mode, the mobile camera module is subjected to horizontal movement and rolling direction movement and image transmission on a guide rail of the support by adopting wireless signals, wherein the image transmission can be compressed transmission and uncompressed transmission, when an operator needs to confirm whether defects exist, the image is transmitted in an uncompressed mode, and other image JPEG compression modes can be adopted for transmission.
Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made in these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.
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1. The method for detecting the defects of the aircraft skin based on multiple visual angles comprises a detection system and is characterized in that the detection system comprises a bracket, a fixed camera module and a movable camera module which are arranged on the bracket, and a processing module connected with the fixed camera module and the movable camera module, wherein the fixed camera module integrates a camera into the processing module by adopting multi-path signal acquisition and a hub management mode to carry out rough detection on the skin; the mobile camera module is independently managed in a wireless mode, and is controlled and image-transmitted by adopting a wireless signal; the fixed camera module comprises a plurality of first cameras which are fixed on the left side and the right side of the support and are symmetrical, and a second camera which is fixed in the middle of the lower side of the support, and the movable camera module comprises a third camera which is movably arranged on the support;
the number of the first cameras on the left side of the support is 5, the first cameras comprise 1 camera head, 1 fuselage, 2 wings and 1 empennage, the second cameras are used for detecting the middle part of the empennage, and the first cameras and the second cameras are provided with labels;
the detection method comprises the following steps:
s1, carrying out coarse detection on the aircraft skin by the fixed camera module to obtain the detection probability of the aircraft skin, wherein the resolution and the focal length of the camera are selected according to the target detection probability; probability of aircraft skin detectionP(N)Comprises the following steps:
wherein
In order to detect the number of points,
for minimum detected resolution, it can be obtained from an aircraft skin identification algorithm
In a target recognition algorithm based on deep learning
The method is defined as small target detection, the pixel value is 32 x 32, and when the resolution of a defect image is greater than 64, the probability of detecting a target defect is 94.5%;
and S2, moving the camera module to perform fine detection on the aircraft skin by moving on the bracket.
2. The detection method according to claim 1, characterized in that: the fine detection comprises the following steps:
a1, when a fixed camera with a mark number of k detects a target, analyzing the detection probability of a defect part, and when the detection probability is more than T, visually judging whether the defect part is a skin defect part by an operator; when the detection probability is smaller than T, carrying out high-precision alignment detection on the detection area by using the mobile camera module;
a2, according to the label of the fixed camera, when the camera k detects a target, the mobile camera module controls the camera module to accurately move above the suspected skin defect through the processing module to perform rough alignment;
and A3, carrying out accurate alignment detection on the suspected area according to an image matching algorithm.
3. The detection method according to claim 2, characterized in that: the image matching algorithm comprises the following steps:
b1, randomly extracting 8 non-collinear sample data from the data set, and calculating a transformation matrix H by using a RANSAC algorithm, and marking the transformation matrix H as a model M;
b2, calculating projection errors of all data in the data set and the model M, and if the errors are smaller than a threshold value, adding an inner point set I; if the error is larger than the threshold value, updating the data;
b3, if the iteration number is more than m, exiting; otherwise, adding 1 to the iteration number, and repeating the steps.
4. The detection method according to claim 3, characterized in that: the precise moving method of the mobile camera module comprises the following steps:
C1、 
，
in order to translate the vertical vector of the matrix,
for rotation vectors, SVD decomposition is used
Wherein
，
Is an orthogonal matrix, and the matrix is,
is a singular value matrix;
C2、 
wherein
Obtaining a rotation matrix and a translation vector;
c3, rotation matrix
And calculating the Euler angle by adopting the rotation matrix to obtain the angles in three directions as follows:
，
，
；
c4, real-time detection of the moving camera image and the matching of the fixed camera to the acquired three-direction angles and translation vectors, and controlling the moving camera to move by using the processing unit.
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