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A multi-scale attention mechanism for detecting defects in leather fabrics [PDF]
HeliyonDefect detection is critical to industrial quality control in leather production engineering. The various sizes and locations of defects in leather, as well as significant differences within the same class and indistinctive variations between different ...
Hao Li +8 more
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Multicamera Fusion-Based Leather Defects Marking System [PDF]
Advances in Mechanical Engineering, 2013 Real-time acquisition of ultra-high wide view video images is essential in leather defects marking systems because this enables either the leather manufacturing process or an inspector to identify leather defects.
Chao-Ching Ho +3 more
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Quality Improvement Plan for Leather Sandal Products to Reduce Defects
International Journal of Business, Economics, and Social Development, 2023 CV. Rama Raiders was a home industry engaged in the fashion sector. The business had seven main stages of the production process: selecting materials, making patterns, cutting techniques, sewing processes, gluing processes, finishing/quality control, and
Yusuf Mauluddin +3 more
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High performance leathers finishing through zero waste and metal-free leather wastes valorization [PDF]
Scientific ReportsA contemporaneous functionalization of leathers and valorization of metal-free tannery waste was performed by reducing the waste into fine powders through mechanical grinding.
Claudia Cirillo +8 more
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Experimental Study on YOLO-Based Leather Surface Defect Detection
IEEE AccessAccurate, reliable, and fast intelligent detection of leather surface defects has become an important subject in industrial inspection, which aims at improving production efficiency and increasing automation levels.
Zhiqiang Chen +4 more
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Surface Defect Detection of Wet-Blue Leather Using Hyperspectral Imaging
IEEE Access, 2021 Detection of surface defects on wet-blue leather is much more challenging than raw-hide leather. Since wet-blue leather turns blue and contains moisture after pre-treatment, it is a semi-product of the cowhide processing. At present, the defect detection
Shih-Yu Chen +3 more
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Leather Defect Detection Method in Clothing Design Based on TDENet
IEEE Access, 2023 Defect detection models generally require a large number of samples to learn the features of defects, but in practical scenarios, it is difficult to collect samples of important defects.
Fen Wang, Kim Ju Kyoung
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Journal of Leather Science and Engineering, 2022 Modern leather industries are focused on producing high quality leather products for sustaining the market competitiveness. However, various leather defects are introduced during various stages of manufacturing process such as material handling, tanning ...
Praveen Kumar Moganam +1 more
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Future Benefits of Microorganism on Leather Defects in The Industrial Production of Protease
BIO Web of Conferences, 2021 Article, pickle, and wet blue leather defects used for this study were fromthe Balai Besar Karet college, Kulit dan Plastik, D.I Yogyakarta (BBKKP YK), Indonesia.
Kurniawati Novita +9 more
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Leather Defect Segmentation Using Semantic Segmentation Algorithms
Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Capsule Networks, 2022 Leather is one of the essential materials in our life. It can be used widely to make different industrial products. Products made from leather are strong, expensive and durable which lasts for decades. So, It is very important for the industry to make a defect free product for their maximum profit and good customer feedback.
Aashish Ghimire +5 more
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