Rey-Chue Hwang

Prof. Rey-Chue Hwang

Department of Electrical Engineering, I-Shou University, Kaohsiung 84001, Taiwan

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Academic Career Length

25Years (2002-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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6 March 2023 in Processes
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ICI-Chun Chen
I-Chun Chen
Rey-Chue HwangRey-Chue Hwang
Rey-Chue Hwang
HHHuang-Chu Huang
Huang-Chu Huang
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are primarily used to connect electronic components to each other. It is one of the most important stages in the manufacturing of electronic products. A small defect in the PCB can make the final product inoperable. Therefore, careful and meticulous defect detection steps are necessary and indispensable in the PCB manufacturing process. The detection methods can generally be divided into manual inspection and automatic optical inspection (AOI). The main disadvantage of manual detection is that the detection speed is too slow, resulting in a waste of human resources and costs. Thus, in order to speed up the production speed, AOI techniques have been adopted by many PCB manufacturers. Most current AOI mechanisms use traditional optical algorithms. These algorithms can easily lead to misjudgments due to different light and shadow changes caused by slight differences in PCB placement or solder amount so that qualified PCBs are judged as defective products, which is also the main reason for the high misjudgment rate of AOI detection. In order to effectively solve the problem of AOI misjudgment, manual re-judgment is currently the reinspection method adopted by most PCB manufacturers for defective products judged by AOI. Undoubtedly, the need for inspectors is another kind of labor cost. To reduce the labor cost. of manual re-judgement, an accurate and efficient PCB defect reinspection mechanism based on deep learning algorithm is proposed. This mechanism mainly establishes two detection models, which can classify the defects of the product. When both models have basic recognition capabilities, the two models are then combined into a main model to improve the accuracy of defect detection. In the study, the data provided by Lite-On Technology Co., Ltd. were implemented. To achieve the practical application value in the industry, this research not only considers the problem of detection accuracy, but also considers the problem of detection execution speed. Therefore, fewer parameters are used in the construction of the model. The research results show that the accuracy rate of defect detection is about 95%, and the recall rate is 94%. Compared with other detection modules, the execution speed is greatly improved. The detection time of each image is only 0.027 s, which fully meets the purpose of industrial practical application.

19 November 2003 in Information Sciences
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YCYu-Ju Chen
Yu-Ju Chen
THTsung-Chuan Huang
Tsung-Chuan Huang
Rey-Chue HwangRey-Chue Hwang
Rey-Chue Hwang

31 October 2002 in Neurocomputing
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WCWei-Der Chang
Wei-Der Chang
Rey-Chue HwangRey-Chue Hwang
Rey-Chue Hwang
JHJer-Guang Hsieh
Jer-Guang Hsieh

26 October 2025 in Sensors
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GQGuohua Qiu
Guohua Qiu
WTWeiyu Tao
Weiyu Tao
Rey-Chue HwangRey-Chue Hwang
Rey-Chue Hwang
CXchaofan xie
chaofan xie
Effective detection of unexpected events in wide-area surveillance remains a critical challenge in the development of intelligent monitoring systems. Recent advancements in Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) and 5G technologies provide a robust foundation to address this issue. This study presents an integrated architecture for real-time event detection and response. The system utilizes the Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) to transmit encapsulated JPEG images from NB-IoT modules to an Internet of Things (IoT) server. Upon receipt, images are decoded, processed, and archived in a centralized database. Subsequently, image data are transmitted to client applications via WebSocket, leveraging the Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) protocol. By performing temporal image comparison, the system identifies abnormal events within the monitored area. Once an anomaly is detected, a visual alert is generated and presented through an interactive interface. The test results show that the image recognition accuracy is consistently above 98%. This approach enables intelligent, scalable, and responsive wide-area surveillance reliably, overcoming the constraints of conventional isolated and passive monitoring systems.

1 January 2016 in Journal of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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CCChih-Yung Chen
Chih-Yung Chen
YCYu-Ju Chen
Yu-Ju Chen
SCShen-Whan Chen
Shen-Whan Chen
CSChi-Yen Shen
Chi-Yen Shen
Rey-Chue HwangRey-Chue Hwang
Rey-Chue Hwang
This paper presents an indoor positioning system (IPS) by using fuzzy estimation technique. The research aims to design an IPS with high stability, high accuracy and high reliability. The received signal strengths (RSS) sensed by ZigBee wireless sensors were used to estimate the object’s position. All studies were experimented at a 10x10 square meters’ indoor field. In all experiments, 361 positions (features) were estimated. From the experimental results shown, the fuzzy positioning technique proposed has the high accurate estimation even RSS signals are unstable. It is also clearly found that the positioning accuracy could be greatly improved when more wireless sensors are used in IPS.

4 September 2008 in Journal of Chemometrics
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CSChi-Yen Shen
Chi-Yen Shen
HHHuang‐Chu Huang
Huang‐Chu Huang
Rey-Chue HwangRey-Chue Hwang
Rey-Chue Hwang