Pattern method and system for detecting foreign object...

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C250S302000, C250S336100, C250S372000, C175S042000, C184S006400

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07009198

ABSTRACT:
A method of detecting a non-fixed object created during hole drilling operations on a system (12) includes applying a light emitting lubricant (25) to a drill bit (37) of a hole-drilling device (31). The light emitting lubricant adheres to foreign object debris10that is created during the hole drilling operations. The foreign object debris10can include shavings (29), portions of the drill bit (37), or the entire drill bit (37). The objects are illuminated with an object illuminator (16). At least one of the objects (10) is determined to be a nonmember within a known pattern of objects and is identified to be a non-fixed object in response to illumination of the objects.

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patent: 6749772 (2004-06-01), Zumdome

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