Omron Corporation

Yuki Hasegawa

Yutaka Kato

Sakon Yamamoto

Masashi Kurita

Masaki Suwa

Yuki Hanzawa

Xingdou Fu

Shigenori Nagae

An inspection apparatus according to one or more embodiments extracts an attention area from a target image using a first estimation model, performs a computational process with a second estimation model using the extracted attention area, and determines whether a target product has a defect based on a computational result from the second estimation model. The first estimation model is generated based on multiple first training images of defect-free products in a target environment. The second estimation model is generated based on multiple second training images of defects. The computational process with the second estimation model includes generating multiple feature maps with different dimensions by projecting the target image into different spaces with lower dimensions. The extracted attention area is integrated into at least one of the multiple feature maps in the computational process with the second estimation model.

Inspection apparatus, unit selection apparatus, inspection method, and computer-readable storage medium storing an inspection program

A three-dimensional measurement apparatus includes: projecting means for projecting, onto a measurement target, patterned light having a two-dimensionally coded pattern in which a plurality of types of words each having a different two-dimensional structure and being distinguishable from each other are two-dimensionally arranged; capturing means for capturing the measurement target onto which the patterned light is projected; and calculating means for calculating a three-dimensional position of a target pixel of the image from an image captured by the capturing means, and the two-dimensionally coded pattern is two-fold symmetrical. The two-dimensionally coded pattern is a pattern in which a predetermined word is repeated in the column direction for each column.

Three-dimensional measurement apparatus and three-dimensional measurement method

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Kyoto, Japan

Yuki Hasegawa