Toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha (20240100657). FASTENING WORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND FASTENING WORK CONTROL METHOD simplified abstract

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FASTENING WORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND FASTENING WORK CONTROL METHOD

Organization Name

toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha

Inventor(s)

Keisuke Miura of Toyota-shi (JP)

FASTENING WORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND FASTENING WORK CONTROL METHOD - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240100657 titled 'FASTENING WORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND FASTENING WORK CONTROL METHOD

Simplified Explanation

The fastening work management system described in the abstract is a system that manages the fastening of a fastened member to multiple fastening positions of a target member in a predefined order using a fastening tool operated by an operator.

  • Image acquisition unit acquires an inspection image after completing the fastening work of a predetermined fastened member.
  • Detection unit detects whether the fastened member is present at the current fastening position in the inspection image.

Potential Applications

This technology can be applied in industries where fastening work is required, such as automotive manufacturing, aerospace, construction, and electronics assembly.

Problems Solved

1. Ensures accurate and efficient fastening of components in the correct order. 2. Helps in detecting any errors or missing fastenings in the assembly process.

Benefits

1. Increases productivity by streamlining the fastening process. 2. Reduces the likelihood of errors or defects in the assembly. 3. Improves quality control by providing real-time inspection of fastening work.

Potential Commercial Applications

Optimizing Fastening Work Management System for Improved Efficiency and Quality Control

Possible Prior Art

There may be prior art related to image-based inspection systems in manufacturing processes, but specific examples related to fastening work management may need further research.

What are the potential safety implications of using this technology in industrial settings?

Using this technology in industrial settings can help improve safety by ensuring that fastenings are done correctly and securely, reducing the risk of component failure or accidents due to loose fastenings.

How does this technology compare to traditional manual fastening methods in terms of efficiency and accuracy?

This technology offers improved efficiency and accuracy compared to traditional manual fastening methods by providing real-time inspection and detection of errors, ensuring that fastenings are done in the correct order and position.


Original Abstract Submitted

a fastening work management system according to the present disclosure manages a fastening work of fastening a fastened member in a predefined fastening order to a plurality of fastening positions of a target member by using a fastening tool that is grasped and operated by an operator. the fastening work management system includes an image acquisition unit configured to acquire an inspection image including a position defined as a current fastening position in the fastening order included in the fastening work management information when the fastening work of a predetermined fastened member is completed and a detection unit configured to detect whether or not the fastened member, which has been fastened, is present at the current fastening position included in the inspection image.