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International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management | 2013

Gage R2&E2: an effective tool to improve the visual control of products

Jean-Luc Maire; Maurice Pillet; Nathalie Baudet

Purpose – The variability of the results of a visual control is often high. This paper aims to propose a new tool to give information about what improvement actions can be carried out to reduce this variability.Design/methodology/approach – The variability of a visual control can be measured by Kappas Fleiss which measures the level of agreement between appraisers and experts. The R&R Gage is then classically used to give information about corrective actions which can be carried out in order to improve this level of agreement. The paper demonstrated that this information is not always sufficient.Findings – By considering the two essential steps of a visual control (exploration and evaluation), the R2&E2 Gage proposed gives more precise information about the improvement actions to carry out to reduce the variability of a visual control. Repeatability and reproducibility, for detection and evaluation purposes, are considered separately.Research limitations/implications – This R2&E2 gage is one result of a ...


The Tqm Journal | 2016

Toward a better visual inspection of products

Jean Luc Maire; Maurice Pillet; Nathalie Baudet

Purpose – Visual inspection is used to assess a product’s quantitative characteristics (physical inspection) and/or to assess a product’s qualitative characteristics (sensory inspection). Due to the complexity of the product, inspection tasks are often performed by humans and are therefore prone to errors. It is particularly the case when controllers have to detect aesthetic anomalies, to evaluate them and decide if a product must be rejected or not. The purpose of this paper is to detail how to improve visual inspection. Design/methodology/approach – This paper details how the performance of visual inspection can be measured. It then lists the actions which can be carried out to improve the detection and the evaluation of aesthetic anomalies. Finally, it describes how can be made the knowledge about visual inspection more explicit in order to be shared by controllers. The methods the authors propose are illustrated with a concrete example detailed throughout the paper. Findings – The gage R2 & E2 the aut...


International Journal of Metrology and Quality Engineering | 2011

Visual inspection of products: a comparison of the methods used to evaluate surface anomalies

Nathalie Baudet; Maurice Pillet; Jean-Luc Maire


KEER 2010 - INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON KANSEI ENGINEERING AND EMOTION RESEARCH | 2010

Sensory perception of surfaces quality - Industrial practices and prospects

Thomas Debrosse; Maurice Pillet; Jean Luc Maire; Nathalie Baudet


Food Quality and Preference | 2013

The visual inspection of product surfaces.

Nathalie Baudet; Jean-Luc Maire; Maurice Pillet


International conference on Kansei engineering and emotional research | 2012

Neural network for improvement of the visual quality process.

Nathalie Baudet; Maurice Pillet; Jean-Luc Maire


international conference on software maintenance | 2012

Proposition d'une approche méthodologique pour réduire la variabilité dans le contrôle visuel à but esthétique.

Nathalie Baudet; Maurice Pillet; Jean-Luc Maire


International Journal of Productivity and Quality Management | 2015

How to carry out visual inspection more efficiently and more effectively: the characterisation and evaluation of aesthetic anomalies

Jean-Luc Maire; Maurice Pillet; Nathalie Baudet


International Journal of Metrology and Quality Engineering | 2013

Measurement of the perceived quality of a product - Characterization of aesthetic anomalies.

Jean Luc Maire; Maurice Pillet; Nathalie Baudet


International Conference On Surface Metrology ICSM'2012, Annecy, France. | 2012

Proposal of a methodological approach to reduce variability in the visual inspection.

Nathalie Baudet; Maurice Pillet; Jean-Luc Maire

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