Optical Metrology
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3D Metrology, or "3D scanning", has advanced high precision quality control in companies around the world. Digital Light Processing (DLP®) is a key-enabling technology in this way of 3D measurement. Our digital Light Engine projects a high-resolution image on any given object, which is scanned from multiple angles. A dedicated software compiles a comprehensive image of the object and compares it, for example, with the original CAD design. This way objects as large as a building or as tiny as a single part of a cogwheel are measured with a few micron accuracy in fractions of a second.
Our projectors for optical metrology applications, have been designed in a way, that customers may change the lens system on-site without further involvement of our team. This feature was made possible through a meticulous optical design and a superior mechanical execution.
Optical Metrology from IN-VISION
MERCURY - 3D Metrology and Machine Vision on DLP6500
Designed for 3D metrology, scanning and mapping applications Mercury patterns with a resolution of 1440x1080 pixels and an aspect ratio of 4:3.
How does 3D scanning work?
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