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A Machine Vision System for Monitoring Railcar Health : Preliminary Results by

One machine vision system researched by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), under sponsorship of the AAR’s Technology Scanning Strategic Research Initiative, has demonstrated that machine vision can be used for inspection of railcars. The UIUC prototype system inspect wheel, truck, and brake system components by automated, machine vision-based systems. Machine visionbased wheel and brake shoe inspection systems are already or will soon become commercially available. Inspection of other truck components will soon follow. This further work by UIUC will focus on other aspects of car inspection, particularly in the area of safety appliances.