Max S. Liedl, Neenah, WI.
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Assigned to Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc., Neenah, WI.
Filed: 12/30/20
Issued: 6/30/26
A method of registering first and second simultaneously advancing webs, the method comprising: moving a continuous first web in a machine direction; moving a continuous second web in the machine direction in proximity to the first web, the second web comprising one or more first portions having a light transmittance value below a transmittance threshold value and one or more second portions having a light transmittance value greater than or equal to the transmittance threshold value; capturing, with a registration system comprising an image capture device coupled to a registration processing device, a first image comprising a portion of the second web; filtering, with the registration processing device, the captured first image to determine one or more regions of the captured first image having a light transmittance value greater than the transmittance threshold value; modifying, with the registration processing device, the captured first image by applying a dilation morphological operation to the filtered captured first image; determining, with the registration processing device and based at least in part on the modified captured first image, a feature of interest related to the determined one or more regions; determining, with the registration processing device, a first difference value comprising a difference in location between the feature of interest and a reference feature of the captured first image or the modified captured first image; adjusting, based at least in part on the determined first difference value, a speed of the second web in the machine direction; and coupling the first web and the second web together, wherein the registration processing device applies the dilation morphological operation multiple times to the filtered captured first image, and wherein the registration processing device applies the dilation morphological operation such that a total number of discrete determined regions having a light transmittance value greater than the transmittance threshold value is reduced by at least 25%.
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