Storage kind recognition of truck's timber load

Sikora, Jan; Fojtik, David; Czebe, Jiri; Mihola, Milan

doi:10.1109/carpathiancc.2019.8766049

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“…Recently we decided to solve the same task by using deep learning techniques and compare the results. These objectives will be described in this paper, which is an extension of work originally presented in proceedings of the International Carpathian Control Conference 2019 [1].…”

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Classification of Timber Load on Trucks

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Fojtik²

2020

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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All trucks heading into the paper mill MONDI, Slovakia, have to pass an automatic security check. It controls if storage of its wood load meets all standards of safety. Each truck is scanned by a group of 2D scanners. After that the inspection of timber load is done by a software with use of the data gained by these scanners. The security software is universal for all kinds of storage of timber loads. This article is dedicated to deal with a problem of classification a kind of wood storage on a semi-trailer. The classification is solved by training a convolutional neural network on datasets with recorded trucks of both kinds to learn patterns distinguishing them. The image classification is done with use of images recorded by a set of cameras. By determining a type of storage, it is possible to execute the safety check for a specific type of wood load with better result than the universal check.

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“…Founded cross-sections of wood logs on transversely loaded truck (left) and on longitudinally loaded one (right)[1].…”

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