3D digitization
Structured lighting technology
A technology adapted for the control on line
Structured lighting
The structured lighting technology is based on the projection of stripes on the object to be measured and the recording by a camera of these stripes that are deformed by the 3D shape of the object.
After image processing, we can calculate for each pixel of the camera the distance to the surface of the object. From one recording we get then a dense cloud of 3D points that matches the 3D shape of the object.
Advantages
No contact with the object
Short recording time : a few seconds
Large amount of data : about one million points for one recording and several million for a complete object
Post-processing and archiving of data
Versatility : easy to change from one part to control to another
Some features
Working distance : from 50 mm to several meters
Measurement volume : from 20x15x10 mm to 2.5x2x1 m
Recording time : from 1 to 10 seconds depending on the type of surface
Uncertainty of the measurement (2σ) : 50 microns for a measurement volume of 220x150x80 mm
Examples of applications
Dimensional control of a turbine blade
3D control of an aluminium part
HOLO3 is designing and realizing on demand equipment for on line control
HOLO3’s offer
Equipment includes :
– part positioning
– one or several optical sensor(s) : structured lighting, white light interferometry, laser triangulation, confocal sensor,..
– data processing : OK, NOK, archiving
– integration on robot
