Verification methods and systems for use in computer directed assembly and manufacture
AssigneeParamit Corporation
InventorBalbir S. Rataul
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InventorBalbir S. Rataul
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Verification methods, systems, and computer program products verify the completion of assembly instructions used in light-manufacturing. Using position guides in a user interface, an in-use component is aligned and ready for verification through a first set of images of the in-use component. A visual highlight area on the user interface overlaying the in-use component indicates where to perform the assembly instructions. To create a traceable record, a second set of images are stored in an assembly record database when the assembler points a wand where the in-use component has been assembled. Another verification approach includes pointing an image capture device over the in-use component and receiving a first voice command authorizing image acquisition. A second voice command confirms accuracy of the image and proper assembly. Storing first and second voice commands and images of the in-use component being assembled in an assembly record database creates another traceable record useful for verification.
A computer-implemented method of verifying the completion of a sequence of one or more assembly instructions used when assembling a manufactured product, the method comprising:
A computer program product for verifying the completion of a sequence of one or more assembly instructions used when assembling a manufactured product, tangibly stored on a non-transitory computer readable medium, comprising instructions operable to cause a programmable processor to:
An apparatus for verifying the completion of a sequence of one or more assembly instructions used when assembling a manufactured product, the apparatus comprising:
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