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20 January 1997 Stereo imaging system for dimensional measurement
Robert C. Chang
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Abstract
3D surface geometry is a critical parameters in a part assembly process. The general technique of stereo imaging can provide non-contacting dimensional measurement by triangulation to determine coordinates of selected points on an object, from which dimensional information can be derived. A laboratory stereo imaging system employing tow CCD cameras has been developed to achieve accurate, high precision dimensional measurement. This system allows flexible camera placement and easy calibration. It resolved the stereo correlation problem by utilizing a laser scanner to mark measurement points with high-intensity, small- diameter light spots. This system can be implemented in- process for a variety of surface geometry inspections under rugged manufacturing conditions.
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Robert C. Chang "Stereo imaging system for dimensional measurement", Proc. SPIE 2909, Three-Dimensional Imaging and Laser-Based Systems for Metrology and Inspection II, (20 January 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.263333
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Imaging systems

Calibration

Image resolution

Inspection

Aluminum

3D image processing

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