Study on Automatic Compaction Judgment System for Concrete Based on Deep Learning: System Proposal and Evaluation

Widely used as a construction material, concrete is composed of cement, water, sand and gravel. First, these materials are mixed, and then placing into a mold, and then filled and compacted with a vibrator. Next, the concrete is cured in a wet state. Each of these work steps is an important work tha...

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