Florian Klemmer

Title: Florian Klemmer and Laser Scanner Field Correction

Introduction

Florian Klemmer is an inventor based in Lappersdorf, Germany, whose patent work addresses the calibration of laser scanner systems. His recorded portfolio includes 1 patent, focused on improving scanning-field correction.

Latest Patents

Klemmer’s patent, “Method for Scanning Field Correction at Least of a Laser Scanner Device, Laser Scanner Device, Scatter Pattern Element, Scatter Pattern Holding Device and Scanning Field Correction System,” describes a method for calibrating a laser scanner’s deflection unit.

The method places a scatter-pattern element on a processing plane and scans at least part of it with a laser beam. The beam passes through a window, preferably protective glass, between the deflection unit and the processing plane. The system detects radiation scattered or reflected from the pattern, correlates that radiation with the scanner coordinates, and creates a contour diagram. It then compares the diagram with a reference image to determine deviations and calculates a calibration function for controlling the deflection unit.

Career Highlights

Klemmer is associated with Novanta Europe GmbH. His patent reflects work on a practical calibration approach that uses detected scatter patterns to identify and correct deviations in laser scanner operation.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Thomas Buckert and Martin Hartmann as Klemmer’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the patent or related work are not stated.

Conclusion

Florian Klemmer’s recorded invention applies scatter-pattern analysis to laser scanner calibration, linking measured deviations to a correction function for more accurately controlled scanning.