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A Soldering Iron Safety State Detection Method Based on Instance-Level Interaction Understanding.

Zhenqian Shen¹, Runkun Xu¹, Peipei Zhang¹

¹School of Electronic and Information Engineering, Tiangong University, Tianjin 300387, China.

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|July 15, 2026

Summary

This study introduces RISNet, a novel network for monitoring soldering iron safety in electronic training. RISNet accurately distinguishes interaction states, significantly improving safety assessments.

Keywords:

SISID interaction state recognition relation-aware modeling soldering iron safety visual safety monitoring

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Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

Soldering iron safety in electronic training requires more than object detection.
Distinguishing interaction states (hand-held, stand-supported, etc.) is crucial for risk assessment.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose RISNet (Relation-aware Interaction State Network) for enhanced soldering iron safety monitoring.
To develop a two-stage instance-level framework for understanding soldering iron interactions.

Main Methods:

Utilizing YOLO for initial object detection and dual-layer feature fusion.
Employing a Pointer-Head for subject-object association and a State-Head for safety prediction.
Introducing a Quality-Head to filter unreliable predictions and using an 'unknown' label for conservative training.

Main Results:

Achieved an Overall F1 score of 95.38% and Overall Precision of 96.73% on the SISID dataset.
Demonstrated an inference speed of 57.1 FPS, meeting single-frame polling requirements.
Successfully constructed the Soldering Iron Safety Interaction Dataset (SISID).

Conclusions:

RISNet effectively enhances soldering iron safety monitoring in training scenarios.
The proposed framework accurately assesses interaction states and reduces false alarms.
The SISID dataset provides valuable resources for future research in tool interaction analysis.