Automated imaging reconstructs high-accuracy 3D models in PCBs, suggesting a scalable solution for manufacturing.
This paper presents an automated imaging-to-CAD reconstruction system that combines telecentric vision and deep learning for high-accuracy digital reconstruction of printed circuit boards (PCBs). The framework integrates a telecentric camera with a Cartesian scanning platform to capture distortion-free, high-resolution PCB images, which are stitched into a single orthographic composite. A YOLO-based detection model, trained on a dataset of 270 PCB images across 23 component classes with data augmentation, identifies and localizes electronic components with a mean average precision of 0.932. Detected components are automatically matched to corresponding 3D CAD models from a part library and assembled within a Fusion 360 environment, producing a 3D digital replica. Experimental results show a similarity score of 0.894 and dimensional deviations below 2%, outperforming both SensoPart image measurement and manual vernier methods. The proposed approach bridges optical metrology and CAD automation, providing a scalable solution for AI-assisted reverse engineering, digital archiving, and intelligent manufacturing.
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