OverviewMachine vision applied to metrology enables calibration of production equipment and detection of dimensional deviations on parts with high repeatability and traceability. Systems can be integrated inline to provide automated dimensional inspection and support process control.
Key capabilities- Exhaustive measurement control to detect non-conformities at component level.
- Demonstrable metrological traceability and reporting.
- Inline machine vision integration to automate measurement tasks on the production line.
Benefits and outcomes- Inspection of measurement errors, relative errors and systematic errors for effective dimension-based quality control.
- Computation and reporting of the measurement uncertainty associated with each result.
- Accurate and reliable automated measurements using 2D/3D vision systems.
- Assurance that equipment and processes in regulated sectors meet required quality standards.
- Dosage and dimensional control for pharmaceutical and medical products.
- Improved process and product quality through metrology-driven controls.
Sectors of application- Pharmaceuticals and medical devices
- Food and beverage
- Automotive
- Electronics
- Logistics and manufacturing
Technical specifications- Application: industrial metrology integrated into production lines.
- Functions: dimensional inspection, calibration support, uncertainty calculation, traceability reporting.
- Output: automated measurement results and quality control indicators compatible with manufacturing systems.
- Technology: 2D and 3D machine vision cameras and capture systems (solution-dependent).
VideoProduct video available demonstrating how the metrology system controls product dimensions accurately.