PERANCANGAN SISTEM EKSTRAKSI DIMENSI LINIER GAMBAR TEKNIK BERBASIS DEEP NEURAL NETWORK PADA PENYIAPAN DOKUMEN PROSES INSPEKSI

Quality inspection is a crucial aspect that must be maintained by companies, including CV CSM, a job shop metal manufacturing company in Cimahi. The current manual quality inspection process at CV CSM is deemed inefficient for a job shop with a diverse range of part complexities. This inefficienc...

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Main Author: Mahira Agritania, Madania
Format: Final Project
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/83760
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Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Language: Indonesia
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Summary:Quality inspection is a crucial aspect that must be maintained by companies, including CV CSM, a job shop metal manufacturing company in Cimahi. The current manual quality inspection process at CV CSM is deemed inefficient for a job shop with a diverse range of part complexities. This inefficiency is characterized by the extended time required to extract dimensions from engineering drawings into inspection sheets. The higher the complexity and number of dimensions on a part, the longer the extraction process takes. This study focuses on designing a system for extracting dimensional text from engineering drawings into inspection sheets using a neural network approach to reduce the time required for the quality inspection document preparation.The study begins with preprocessing to prepare engineering drawings as input for the next stage, which involves developing a dimensional text extraction model. This model development consists of five stages: creating a model for view recognition and dimensional text area recognition using the You Only Look Once (YOLO) library, text recognition using the OpenCV and Pytesseract libraries, processing the drawing header with the Camelot library, and generating outputs with the OpenPyXL library. In the final stage, a system interface will be designed, consisting of a user interface using Streamlit and an interface with the company's existing information system. The outcome of this study is a design for a dimensional text extraction system using a neural network approach, with performance metrics including an average recall, precision, and F1-score of 84%, 87.5%, and 85%, respectively. The proposed dimensional text extraction system significantly enhances the efficiency of dimension extraction from engineering drawings, achieving a time saving of 92.14% compared to the manual dimension extraction process.