An intelligent hexapod robot for inspection of airframe components oriented by deep learning technique

The global competition in the manufacturing industry is becoming more and more aggressive each day. The technologies of Industry 4.0, based on the Internet of Things (IoT), have been pursued in Research and Development, manufacturing, and management processes. In this way, the research consolidated...

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Hauptverfasser: Teixeira Vivaldini, Kelen C., Franco Barbosa, Gustavo, Santos, Igor Araujo Dias, Kim, Pedro H. C., McMichael, Grayson, Guerra-Zubiaga, David A.
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Algorithms
Deep learning
Electronic devices
Embedded systems
Engineering
Ergonomics
Fasteners
Industrial applications
Inspection
Intelligent manufacturing systems
Internet of Things
Machine learning
Manufacturing
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Robots
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