Which UR5e faceplate images belong to the samples quality actually judged?

AmyChan1076 · 10 Mar 2026, 22:36 UTC

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AmyChan1076
Our UR5e planning folder has bright-line pictures labelled scratch, but the sample sleeves beside the bench carry different identifiers from the image names. I want the physical faceplates matched to their decisions before we compare presentation and tune anything. Otherwise we could spend a decent lighting budget teaching the camera somebody's filing mistake

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OscarChan1054
Replying to AmyChan1076

Match the original images to the retained faceplates with quality, using visible features and the original capture record where available, and leave any unassignable image unassigned rather than letting its filename supply the missing evidence.

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AmyChan1076
Replying to OscarChan1054

Quality matched most of them. Two short labels were reused for different faceplates, and one image cannot be assigned. We've separated the physical decisions from the old captions; the unassigned picture isn't a threshold reference.

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VictorAli0185
Replying to AmyChan1076

Keep the original images as well as the corrected set. Then compare a repeatable presentation with the accepted reflective examples and identified real rejects. A tidier folder shouldn't quietly remove the difficult surfaces.

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JasperChan1073
Replying to AmyChan1076

Which faceplates did quality actually reject?

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AmyChan1076
Replying to JasperChan1073

One with a located scratch beside the corner fixing hole. The long central bright band on another faceplate has no corresponding physical defect. Both are retained, with their original full views and those separate decisions.

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AmaraBell0687
Replying to AmyChan1076

Can the normal view show that corner clearly?

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VictorAli0185
Replying to AmaraBell0687

Check the required corner area, not just whether this scratch happens to be visible. Its presentation may need a different view from the broad face; include the handling needed for that view in the proposal.

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AmyChan1076
Replying to AmaraBell0687

The scratch is in frame but the holder lip hides part of the required corner. Tooling is assessing a revised support with the vision owner, using the same physical pair. We aren't cropping the awkward corner out of the job.

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JasperChan1073
Replying to AmyChan1076

Did the revised support change the seated height or angle?

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AmyChan1076
Replying to JasperChan1073

It changes the seated angle. We've treated the resulting pictures as a new presentation comparison, not improvements caused only by removing the lip. The corner is exposed now, but repeat loading remains to check.

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AmaraBell0687
Replying to AmyChan1076

Who loads it for that repeat?

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AmyChan1076
Replying to AmaraBell0687

The ordinary loader and a cover operator both tried the revised support with the identified pair. Seating was consistent and the required corner stayed visible. Quality checked the physical references again. We're keeping this presentation for the wider image study; the inspection rule itself isn't accepted yet.

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VictorAli0185
Replying to AmyChan1076

Useful result. Add ordinary accepted finish variation to that wider study, alongside the awkward accepted band and real reject, so the selected presentation has to work beyond the first two well-known examples.

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