Host: Wei Zhiyong, Technical Support Department

Shared by: He Chunlei, Engineering Department

Subject: Excessive Data Fluctuations in Flying-Scan Imaging Content: At the end of last year, we undertook a flying-scan imaging project. The visual system output exhibited fluctuations on the order of tens of microns, resulting in unacceptable precision that failed to meet project requirements. We engaged the vendor to conduct a thorough troubleshooting of the vision software, replaced the camera, and optimized the linear-motor parameters—yet the root cause remained elusive. Ultimately, upon inspecting the light-source controller, we discovered that its sluggish response was the culprit. Summary: When troubleshooting, it is essential to maintain a holistic perspective and adopt systems thinking—focusing not only on primary components but also on secondary ones.

Comment: Li Yinchuan, Production Department

He Gong shared the process of resolving excessive fluctuations in on-site aerial photography data for a client. When we encounter problems, we should break them down and carefully analyze where the root cause lies in each individual issue. By observing meticulously and conducting a step-by-step troubleshooting process, we will invariably pinpoint the source of the problem. As we often say, it’s the details that make or break success!

Haiming’s Overall Summary

The entire process by which He Gong resolved the issue demonstrates a strong sense of responsibility and systems thinking, with no overlooked minor details—qualities that deserve recognition. It is hoped that all personnel will take this case as a benchmark to strengthen their awareness of end-to-end, comprehensive troubleshooting across all components, thereby improving the efficiency of equipment problem resolution. Furthermore, the lessons learned should be applied to subsequent projects to ensure the continued stable operation of equipment.

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