Design an Intelligent Candy Inspection System with AIoT
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Yuan-Hsun Liao, Hsiao-Hui Li, Po-Chun Chang, Chiao-Ti Hsu, Ruo-An WangAuthors Info & Claims
Yuan-Hsun Liao, Hsiao-Hui Li, Po-Chun Chang, Chiao-Ti Hsu, Ruo-An WangAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 22 - 26
Abstract
In the global community, countries are paying more and more attention to the monitoring and control of food safety. The food industry is investing more resources in the production chain to improve the process. Food products may be affected by disturbances or contamination during production, processing, storage, and transportation. This causes a variety of defects in the food, which can damage the quality of the food. Food defects are classified as problems with the contents and appearance, mostly changes in food substances or damage. If the food is affected by pathogenic microorganisms and deteriorates, it will also change the appearance of the food. The problematic food will bring damage to the health of customers. Through appropriate inspection mechanisms, it is possible to prevent and reduce product recalls and processing costs. As well as satisfying consumer expectations and needs. The cost savings to the food industry are substantial. To overcome this important problem, this study utilizes artificial intelligence (AI), artificial intelligent Internet of Things (AIoT), software engineering, and data analysis techniques to build a software and hardware system with an intelligent fondant inspection system. The original manual inspection mechanism is further upgraded to an intelligent inspection system. We designed the inspection machine according to the needs of the production line and designed it as a platform for self-training. In addition to saving more manpower for manufacturers, the system will continue to grow through self-training and tuning model functions. We hope to achieve higher inspection accuracy and contribute to food safety.
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IECC 2023: 2023 5th International Electronics Communication Conference ?IECC)
July 21 - 23, 2023
Osaka City, Japan
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