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Steel surface defect recognition is an important part of industrial product surface defect detection, which has attracted more and more attention in recent years. In the development of steel surface defect recognition technology, there has been a development process from manual detection to automatic detection based on the traditional machine learning algorithm, and subsequently to automatic detection based on the deep learning algorithm. In this paper, we discuss the key hardware of steel surface defect detection systems and offer suggestions for related options; second, we present a literature review of the algorithms related to steel surface defect recognition, which includes traditional machine learning algorithms based on texture features and shape features as well as supervised, unsupervised, and weakly supervised deep learning algorithms (Incomplete supervision, inexact supervision, imprecise supervision). In addition, some common datasets and algorithm performance evaluation metrics in the field of steel surface defect recognition are summarized. Finally, we discuss the challenges of the current steel surface defect recognition algorithms and the corresponding solutions, and our future work focus is explained.
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