Solving the problem of reverse engineering as a key element of the production process and its technological preparation has a key role. This work demonstrates for the first time the possibility of preparing production and collecting key indicators, which allows you to recreate a digital twin of the technological process and display the technological aspects of the design as a result of collecting key indicators. Such indicators include the width of the cut layer, the cutting zone of a conical cutter during multi-axis positioning, obtained based on the results of processing a group of images of processed products. Actual technological indicators of the technological process can be identified and numerically formalized by assessing the shape of the helical surface on a class of parts obtained as a result of multi-coordinate processing, which proves the possibility of applied application of the method in the structure of the production process in real time. As a result, the use of a new algorithm will reduce the likelihood of receiving defective products and recreate the technological process based on processing a set of product images. The work constructs an analytical model for the automated creation of processing paths based on improved B-splines, which can significantly improve smoothness compared to numerical methods for generating paths. The actual technological indicators of the machining process can be identified and numerically formalized dependencies by determining the influence of the helical surface on the precise positioning of the end mill with compensation along each axis during 5-axis machining, obtained as a result of multi-axis machining, which proves the possibility of applied application of the method in the production process in the mode real time.
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