Software & Digital System

Metrology Software

Definition
- Specialized software used to control metrology instruments and analyze measurement data in 2D or 3D for inspection, quality control, and reporting.

Core Functions
- Data acquisition from CMMs, VMMs, and other measuring tools
- Geometric dimensioning & tolerancing (GD&T) evaluation
- 3D modeling, part-to-CAD comparison, and reverse engineering
- Automated measurement routines and inspection workflows
- Real-time SPC (Statistical Process Control) reporting

Benefits:
Boosts inspection speed and accuracy
Enables automation and reduces manual errors
Provides detailed reports and traceability
Seamlessly integrates with machines and enterprise systems

Digital Camera System

Purpose
- Captures high-resolution images for non-contact inspection, visual documentation, and digital measurement.

Applications
- Used with Vision Measuring Machines (VMMs), measuring microscopes, profile projectors, and inspection stations
- Ideal for detecting defects, edge profiles, and surface characteristics
- Enables remote inspection and training

Key Features
- High-resolution CMOS/CCD sensors
- Real-time live display and video capture
- Measurement overlays and annotation tools
- USB/HDMI/Ethernet output for easy integration
- Image processing software compatibility

System Types:
Integrated Vision Cameras (with software for automated measurement)
Standalone Digital Cameras (for microscopes and projectors)
USB/HDMI Cameras (for plug-and-play use with monitors or PCs)

Benefits:
Enhances visual clarity and precision in inspection
Allows accurate documentation and measurement
Reduces operator fatigue with digital image analysis
Supports live measurement and training demonstrations