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Real-Time Analysis of Industrial Data Using the Unsupervised Hierarchical Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise Method in Monitoring the Welding Process in a Robotic Cell

Tomasz Błachowicz, Jacek Wylezek, Zbigniew Sokol, Marcin Bondel

Year
2025
Citations
4
Access
Open access

Abstract

The application of modern machine learning methods in industrial settings is a relatively new challenge and remains in the early stages of development. Current computational power enables the processing of vast numbers of production parameters in real time. This article presents a practical analysis of the welding process in a robotic cell using the unsupervised HDBSCAN machine learning algorithm, highlighting its advantages over the classical k-means algorithm. This paper also addresses the problem of predicting and monitoring undesirable situations and proposes the use of the real-time graphical representation of noisy data as a particularly effective solution for managing such issues.

Keywords

Cluster analysisComputer scienceNoise (video)Process (computing)Artificial intelligenceWeldingHierarchical clusteringData miningPattern recognition (psychology)Engineering

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