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Machine Vision in Flexible Cutting of Irregular Leather Workpieces

Chuanzheng Xie, Xinfeng Chen, Jian Yang
World Scientific Research Journal, (2025), Vol.11, No.7, pp.80-85
Published: July 7, 2025
DOI: 10.6911/WSRJ.202507_11(7).0010
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Abstract

With the increasing demand for high-quality and customized leather products in industries such as automotive, fashion, and furniture, traditional manual cutting methods struggle to meet precision and efficiency requirements. This paper proposes a machine vision-based flexible cutting system for irregular leather workpieces, integrating image processing, contour recognition, and path planning to optimize material utilization and cutting accuracy. A multi-stage algorithm combining edge detection, adaptive thresholding, and deep learning-based defect detection is employed to enhance cutting precision. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed system achieves a cutting accuracy of ±0.3 mm and reduces material waste by 15% compared to conventional methods. The system's adaptability to varying leather textures and defects makes it suitable for industrial applications requiring high flexibility and automation.

Keywords: Machine vision, leather cutting, irregular workpieces, flexible manufacturing, defect detection, path planning.
APA Citation: Chuanzheng Xie, Xinfeng Chen, Jian Yang (2025). Machine Vision in Flexible Cutting of Irregular Leather Workpieces. World Scientific Research Journal, 11(7), 80-85. https://doi.org/10.6911/WSRJ.202507_11(7).0010

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