Abstract:In industrial environments such as coal mines and ports, ensuring the stable operation of belt conveyors is critically important. In recent years, the integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence has enabled real-time and intelligent monitoring of conveyor operational status, which has become a key approach to enhancing both safety and efficiency. Although machine vision-based methods are widely used for single tasks—such as detecting belt misalignment, tears, or foreign objects—they struggle to perform integrated multi-status detection. Moreover, deploying multiple networks in parallel increases system complexity and hardware costs. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a novel integrated detection method based on deep learning. For the first time, a semantic segmentation network is combined with the object detection network YOLOv5, forming a unified double-head architecture. This design enables simultaneous and integrated processing of multiple tasks, including fuzzy load measurement, misalignment detection, large foreign object identification, and belt damage diagnosis. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method maintains high accuracy while meeting real-time requirements. The average detection precision (mAP@0.5) exceeds 97%, the load segmentation accuracy (MIoU) reaches 99%, and the inference speed achieves up to 91 FPS. This research provides an efficient and integrated solution for the intelligent operation and maintenance of conveyor systems, offering significant technical advancement and strong potential for engineering applications.