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VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE

Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &


TECHNOLOGY

Industrial Production Line Counter


System

Kavya M D (4VM21EC035)
Manushree B B (4VM21EC049)
Monisha S (4VM21EC054)
Under the Guidance of
Prof. Jagannath B R
Assistant professor
Dept of ECE, VVIET
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Content
1.Introduction
2. Objectives
3.Literature survey
4. Outcome of Literature survey
5. Problem Statement (Definition of your project)
6. Methodology: In Methodology you may include Block diagram/Flow diagram along

with description.
7. Expected outcome of the proposed method
8. Conclusion
9. Reference
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Introduction
• Line counter systems are essential tools used in industries to track and monitor
the production output on assembly lines.

• These systems provide real-time data on the number of units produced, helping
companies improve efficiency and productivity.

• By accurately counting the products, businesses can analyze production rates


and make informed decisions for process optimization.
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Objectives
1. Efficiency and accuracy
2. Cost reduction
3. Real-time monitoring
4. Data collecting and Analysis

Overall, the motivation to work on an automated line counter system in industrial


settings , ranging from improved accuracy and efficiency to enhanced data
collection and analysis capabilities.
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Literature survey
Sl. No. Title, Author, Year Summary Limitation /Gaps
1 Project counter Focuses on early stages of the counters. • Cost-effectiveness.
Peter T shepherd,2010

2 Design and construction of an Reviews technological methods to design a line • Usability


improved production line counters.
counter ., Martins
Adekanmbi,2024
3 Counting System using A new technique of counting the mechanical • Can only be implemented in
Smart Sensors., parts such as nuts, bolts, fasteners, bleed Automated Industries.
Priyadarshini screws, etc,. using Number counting system • Manual working companies
using smart sensors bring more accuracy over requires huge initial cost
Mahalingam,2016 the monthly statistics too. Hence, it can be before implementation of
implemented easily and being cost effective, the proposed system
this can be implemented easily.
4 DESIGN OF AUTOMATED Although the main task of this study was to • expected outcomes
PRODUCTION LINE SYSTEM automate the production line system of the • Usability
,Ibrahim Osman.,2023 sweet in Sweez Factory, it involved more than
only the automation. It was itself a continuous
learning regarding the process that an engineer
has to follow not only to design a machine but
also to achieve a solution for a certain
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Outcome of literature survey


Overall, a comprehensive literature survey on line counters in
industries provides a holistic view of their applications, impacts,
challenges, and future prospects. It synthesizes existing knowledge
to guide further research, inform industry practices, and support
decision-making in adopting and optimizing these systems for
enhanced operational performance.
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Methodology
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Methodology
A line counter typically operates through a systematic approach to count
lines in various contexts, such as code files, documents, or text files.
Here's a basic methodology typically employed by line counters :Input
Specification: Define the type of file or text to be analyzed (e.g., source
code, plain text file).File Reading: Open the specified file and read its
contents line by line . Line Counting: Iterate through each line of the file
and count them. Each line typically ends with a newline
character .Handling Special Cases: Consider edge cases such as empty
lines, comments (which may or may not be counted depending on the
requirements), and non-printable characters . Output: Display or store
the total count of lines.
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Components requirements
•Atmega 328 Controller
•Ultrasonic Sensor
•Battery
•Neck Strap
•Regulator Circuitry
•Switches
•LED’s
•PCB Board
•Resistors
•Capacitors
•Transistors
•Cables and Connectors
Expected Outcome

In industries, a line counter system typically serves to accurately gauge the


productivity and output of production lines. It tracks the number of units or products
manufactured within a specified time frame, providing crucial data for performance
evaluation, efficiency monitoring, and resource planning. This system helps
managers make informed decisions regarding workforce allocation, equipment
maintenance, and production scheduling to optimize operations and meet production
targets effectively.
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

Conclusion

Line counter systems are essential tools for tracking production output and
optimizing industrial processes. A new technique of counting the mechanical parts
such as nuts, bolts, fasteners, bleed screws, etc.. using Number counting system
using smart sensors bring more accuracy over the monthly statistics too. Hence, it
can be implemented easily and being cost effective, this can be
implemented easily.
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY

References
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SabrieSoloman. [3] Programmable Logic Controllers: Programming Methods and Applications; John R.
Hackworth,Frederick D. Hackworth,Jr.
• Scale Counting by S.H.Steiner & R.J.Mackay IIQP Research Report. 2) Anonymous (1981) “Industrial Weighing - Part 1:
Electronic Counting Scales,” Modern
• Cabuk S. and Springer M. (1990) “Distribution of the Quotient of Noncentral Normal Random Variables”,
Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods, 19, 1157-1168. 4) Kortz S. and Johnson N.L. editors (1982)
Encyclopedia of Statitical Sciences, John Wiley and Sons, New York. 5) Accuracy Product Corporation (APC) Private ltd.
• 6) M2A Engineering’s and Technology Private Limited. 7) DIY Laser-Counter by www.instructables.com 8) Wolynetz M.S
(1979) “Maximum Likelihood Estimation from Confined and Censored Normal Data,” Applied Statistics, 28, 185-195. 9)
www.arduino.cc.in 10) www.arduinofanboy.in
• Sanjay Prakash Dabadea, Rohan Prakash Chumbleb-Automatic Sorting Machine Using Conveyor Belt - IJIERE e-ISSN: 2394
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