Whitepaper: AI-Powered Solutions for Aircraft Maintenance
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Computer vision technology to identify hard-to-spot faults and anomalies in complex machinery.
Computer vision has revolutionized the way aircraft maintenance is performed. In this context, computer vision is used to inspect aircraft parts and identify potential issues or damages. This technology is particularly useful in identifying hard-to-spot faults and anomalies in complex machinery. Here are four ways in which computer vision is being used in aircraft maintenance:
Visual inspections: Traditionally, aircraft inspections were performed in manual time-consuming process by trained personnel. With computer vision, images and videos of various parts of the aircraft captured by cameras and sensors, can be analyzed to identify any damage, defects or anomalies.
Structural health monitoring: Aircraft components are subjected to high levels of stress, which can lead to fatigue and structural damage. Computer vision is used to monitor the health of these components over time, allowing maintenance teams to predict when repairs or replacements may be necessary.
Damage assessment: In the event of an accident or incident, computer vision can be used to assess the extent of the damage to the aircraft. Maintenance teams can then determine the best course of action for repairs or replacements, reducing downtime and minimizing costs.
Predictive maintenance: Computer vision can be used to monitor the performance of aircraft systems and predict when maintenance may be required. Patterns and anomalies that may indicate a potential issue can be identified so maintenance teams can address issues before they become major problems.
Computer vision can play a crucial role in processing the visual information shared between aircraft mechanics. By analyzing images and videos, computer vision algorithms can identify potential issues, track changes over time, and provide guidance to mechanics on how to make repairs.
Vidrovr’s vision algorithms can be used to analyze images and videos of aircraft parts, identifying potential issues such as cracks, corrosion, or wear. These algorithms can also track changes over time, allowing maintenance teams to predict when repairs or replacements may be necessary. This helps ensure that aircraft parts are properly maintained and reduces the risk of unexpected failures.Furthermore, Vidrovrs recognizes and identifies specific objects in images and videos. For example, a computer vision algorithm can identify a specific type of bolt or connector, allowing mechanics to easily find replacement parts or identify the correct tools needed for repairs.
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