CN220629395U - Monitoring system architecture for workshop object recognition - Google Patents
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The utility model relates to a monitoring system architecture for workshop object recognition, which comprises the following components: the device comprises a data acquisition end, a data transmission interface, a data processing end and a data application end, wherein the data acquisition end is deployed in a workshop and is used for acquiring information of detected objects, the data acquisition end is connected with the data transmission interface, the data transmission interface is connected with the data processing end, the data processing end is used for storing, processing and transmitting acquired data, and the data processing end is connected with the data application end; the data acquisition end is a visual sensor, an RFID identifier or a laser sensor; the data application end is provided with a data expansion interface so as to be connected with a plurality of expansion terminals. The utility model can effectively realize the system of connecting the existing detection device with the existing terminal of the factory workshop, so as to reduce the cost and improve the use flexibility.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a production and manufacturing technology, in particular to a monitoring system architecture for workshop object identification.
Background
Intelligent manufacturing is an important manufacturing development direction in China. Industrial workshops often require inspection of the manufactured items. In the prior art, the naked eye detection is mostly carried out manually. In part, workshops employing automated inspection typically purchase specialized inspection equipment that is typically sold as a system as a whole and is relatively expensive. Therefore, there is a need for a system for connecting with existing terminals in a factory floor using existing detection devices to reduce costs and increase flexibility of use.
Disclosure of Invention
The present utility model is directed to a monitoring system architecture for shop object recognition, which is used to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art.
The utility model relates to a monitoring system architecture for workshop object identification, which comprises the following components: the device comprises a data acquisition end, a data transmission interface, a data processing end and a data application end, wherein the data acquisition end is deployed in a workshop and is used for acquiring information of detected objects, the data acquisition end is connected with the data transmission interface, the data transmission interface is connected with the data processing end, the data processing end is used for storing, processing and transmitting acquired data, and the data processing end is connected with the data application end; the data acquisition end is a visual sensor, an RFID identifier or a laser sensor; the data application end is provided with a data expansion interface so as to be connected with a plurality of expansion terminals.
According to an embodiment of the monitoring system architecture for shop object identification of the present utility model, the data transmission interface is a data transmission gateway.
According to an embodiment of the monitoring system architecture for recognition of objects in workshops, the data transmission interface performs data transmission through a TCP/IP protocol, an HTTP protocol, an industrial Ethernet protocol or other proprietary protocols.
According to an embodiment of the monitoring system architecture for recognition of objects in workshops, the data processing end includes: the data transmission device is responsible for communication between a data transmission interface and a data application end; the data processing device performs centralized processing on the data; the data storage device stores data in a centralized manner.
According to an embodiment of the monitoring system architecture for shop object recognition according to the present utility model, the vision sensor is a CCD camera, and the CCD camera is mounted on the processing machine.
The monitoring system framework for the object recognition of the workshop can effectively realize the connection system of the existing detection device and the existing terminal of the factory workshop aiming at different targets such as workshop monitoring, product production, quality control and the like, so that the cost is reduced and the use flexibility is improved.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a monitoring system architecture for recognition of objects in workshops according to the present utility model.
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For the purposes of clarity, content, and advantages of the present utility model, a detailed description of the embodiments of the present utility model will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings and examples.
Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a monitoring system architecture for recognition of objects in a workshop according to the present utility model, and as shown in fig. 1, a monitoring system architecture for recognition of objects in a workshop includes: a data acquisition end 1, a data transmission interface 2, a data processing end 3 and a data application end 4. The data acquisition end 1 is generally deployed in a workshop and is used for acquiring information of detected objects, and the data acquisition end is connected with the data transmission interface 2. The data transmission interface 2 is connected with the data processing end 3, and the data processing end 3 is used for storing, processing and transmitting the obtained data. The data processing end 3 is connected with the data application end 4, and the data application end 4 can be deployed in a workshop or at a far end.
As shown in fig. 1, the data acquisition terminal 1 may be specifically a vision sensor 11, an RFID identifier 12, a laser sensor 13, and the like. The mode of the data acquisition terminal 1 can be selected according to the detection scene of the workshop. The data transmission interface 2 may be a data transmission gateway, or may be a data transmission interface through, for example, TCP/IP protocol, HTTP protocol, industrial ethernet protocol, or other proprietary protocols, so as to complete the translation of related data semantics. The data processing end 3 may deploy a data transmission device 31 responsible for communication between the data transmission interface 2 to the data application end 4. The data processing terminal 3 may further deploy the data processing device 32 to perform centralized processing on the data. The data processing end 3 may further deploy a data storage device 33 to store data centrally. The data application 4 may set an interface 42 in addition to displaying and operating the result for the user terminal 41, and may further perform expansion connection through the interface 42.
As shown in fig. 1, further, the vision sensor 11 of the data acquisition terminal 1 is a CCD camera mounted on the processing machine.
The monitoring system framework for the object recognition of the workshop can effectively realize the connection system of the existing detection device and the existing terminal of the factory workshop aiming at different targets such as workshop monitoring, product production, quality control and the like, so that the cost is reduced and the use flexibility is improved.
The foregoing is merely a preferred embodiment of the present utility model, and it should be noted that modifications and variations could be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the technical principles of the present utility model, and such modifications and variations should also be regarded as being within the scope of the utility model.
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1. A monitoring system architecture for shop object identification, comprising: the device comprises a data acquisition end, a data transmission interface, a data processing end and a data application end, wherein the data acquisition end is deployed in a workshop and is used for acquiring information of detected objects, the data acquisition end is connected with the data transmission interface, the data transmission interface is connected with the data processing end, the data processing end is used for storing, processing and transmitting acquired data, and the data processing end is connected with the data application end;
the data acquisition end is a visual sensor, an RFID identifier or a laser sensor;
the data application end is provided with a data expansion interface so as to be connected with a plurality of expansion terminals.
2. The monitoring system architecture for shop floor object identification of claim 1, wherein the data transfer interface is a data transfer gateway.
3. The architecture of claim 1, wherein the data transmission interface performs data transmission via TCP/IP protocol, HTTP protocol, industrial ethernet protocol, or other proprietary protocols.
4. The architecture of claim 1, wherein the data processing side comprises:
the data transmission device is responsible for communication between a data transmission interface and a data application end;
the data processing device performs centralized processing on the data;
the data storage device stores data in a centralized manner.
5. The monitoring system architecture for shop floor object recognition of claim 1, wherein the vision sensor is a CCD camera mounted on the machining tool.
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