MRC-DETR: A High-Precision Detection Model for Electrical Equipment Protection in Power Operations
Shenwang Li1, Yuyang Zhou1, Minjie Wang1
1School of Electrical Engineering, Guangxi University, Nanning 530004, China.
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Ensuring that electrical workers use personal protective equipment (PPE) correctly is critical to electrical safety, but existing detection methods face significant limitations when applied in the electrical industry. This paper introduces MRC-DETR (Multi-Scale Re-calibration Detection Transformer), a novel framework for detecting Power Engineering Personal Protective Equipment (PEPPE) in complex electrical operating environments. Our method introduces two technical innovations: a Multi-Scale Enhanced Boundary Attention (MEBA) module, which significantly improves the detection of small and occluded targets through optimized feature representation, and a knowledge distillation strategy that enables efficient deployment on edge devices. We further contribute a dedicated PEPPE dataset to address the lack of domain-specific training data. Experimental results demonstrate superior performance compared to existing methods, particularly in challenging power industry scenarios.
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