In the field of intelligent manufacturing, the application of flexible vibratory feeder technology is gradually becoming a key method to improve production efficiency and quality. However, in actual operations, when dealing with materials that have very subtle differences between their front and back sides, traditional visual recognition methods often struggle to accurately distinguish them, leading to misidentification. Danikor's flexible vibratory feeder offers an innovative solution to this industry challenge by introducing AI-powered intelligent algorithms.

The core advantage of Danikor's flexible vibratory feeder lies in its powerful AI-based recognition capability. For materials with minimal differences between front and back, traditional visual recognition methods usually rely on manually selected feature points. This approach is not only time-consuming and labor-intensive but also susceptible to human error, resulting in unstable recognition accuracy. In contrast, Danikor’s flexible feeding system uses AI algorithms to automatically learn the posture characteristics of materials in different positions and angles, enabling accurate identification of the front and back sides.
Specifically, operators only need to create two sample folders for storing images of the front and back sides. After collecting a certain number of images and saving them into the corresponding folders, the system automatically begins model training. During training, the AI algorithm uses deep learning technology to automatically extract feature points of the material in various postures and build a high-precision recognition model. This self-learning capability allows the system to adapt to complex working conditions, improving both accuracy and stability.
Once training is complete, operators can select the target posture for identification and feeding according to actual needs. Danikor’s AI system can capture the material’s position and angle in real time, quickly determine its orientation, and accurately place the material. This process significantly reduces the need for manual intervention and greatly improves feeding accuracy and efficiency.
In addition, the AI algorithm in Danikor’s flexible feeding system offers strong adaptability and scalability. Whether the material’s shape, size, or surface texture changes, the system can quickly adapt to new conditions by retraining the model. This flexibility enables Danikor’s flexible vibratory feeder to be widely used in industries such as electronics, automotive, and medical, meeting various feeding needs in different scenarios.
By leveraging AI intelligent algorithms, Danikor’s flexible vibratory feeder successfully solves the challenge of identifying materials with minimal front-back differences. Its recognition capabilities not only enhance production efficiency and quality but also provide strong support for companies aiming to achieve intelligent upgrades.