Proceedings of International Conference on Applied Innovation in IT
2025/12/22, Volume 13, Issue 5, pp.411-416

Efficient Production Management System with a Packaging Quality Control Module


Nataliia Zaiets, Nataliia Lutska, Lidiia Vlasenko and Stefan Junge


Abstract: The paper presents a comprehensive study aimed at improving the efficiency of the mayonnaise manufacturing and packaging process by analyzing the key performance indicators of the mayonnaise making machine, developing the structure of a packaging quality recognition system, and modeling a convolutional neural network to identify packaging defects. The article analyzes key performance indicators for productivity, energy efficiency, product quality and equipment downtime. A system has been developed for recognizing the quality of packaging, which is part of the indicator of the level of product defects, based on the use of modern machine vision algorithms. The final part of the study presents the results of modeling and training a convolutional neural network for automatic detection of packaging defects. Experimental results demonstrate a high level of accuracy and reliability of the proposed system, which makes it possible not only to timely identify defective products, but also problems in the operation of the machine in the early stages of its operation. This in turn helps reduce waste, improve production process efficiency and reduce maintenance costs.

Keywords: KPI, Automation, Defect Recognition, Machine Learning, Convolutional Neural Network, Packaging.

DOI: Under indexing

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