Measurement & Inspection
Overview
In measurement and inspection applications, 3D cameras provide equipment with high-precision 3D vision capabilities. For standard workpieces, the camera can quickly capture a complete 3D contour and accurately perform rapid measurements of dimensions, gaps, and geometric tolerances;
For complex surfaces or irregularly shaped parts, the camera uses high-density point cloud data to reconstruct detailed topography, accurately identifying minute defects, deformations, and assembly deviations, thereby enabling non-contact, highly efficient, and comprehensive quality inspection.
Application Pain Points
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The workpiece has a complex shape, making it difficult to detect minor defects. -
Metallic, reflective, and dark surfaces can easily cause point cloud gaps. -
Dust, vibration, and stray light interference make it difficult to ensure measurement accuracy.
Advantage Description
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High-density 3D point cloud scanning for high-precision dimensional and defect inspection
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Non-contact full-surface scanning for precise capture of the fine details of complex workpieces
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High resistance to environmental interference, ensuring long-term stable measurement output
Recommended Cameras
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PS800-E1Utilizing proprietary active stereo vision technology and an embedded computer vision processor, it accurately captures 3D data to enable high-precision measurement of small, static objects, making it suitable for applications such as recognition, classification, and localization.
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PS802-E1Equipped with proprietary active stereo vision technology and an embedded processor, it accurately processes 3D data to enable high-precision measurement of small, static objects, making it ideal for applications such as object recognition and classification.
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