Inb Vision Ag

Bernd Michaelis

Tilo Lilienblum

Robert Wagner

Wolfram Schmidt

Peter Albrecht

Erik Lilienblum

Sebastian Von Enzberg

Florian Daniel

Gerald Krell

The invention relates to a method for capturing images of a preferably structured surface of an object, using at least one line-scan camera for scanning the surface, wherein the surface is illuminated in a structured manner and wherein for reconstruction of the surface a time-oriented evaluation and/or spatial evaluation of acquired images is effected optionally taking into account a relative movement between the line-scan camera and the surface. Said method is carried out by a device for capturing images of a preferably structured surface of an object.

Method for capturing images of a preferably structured surface of an object and device for image capture

The invention relates to a method for detecting deviations of an object surface using a comparison between measured data of the surface and specified reference data. A surface description, at least portions of which are parametric, is generated as a target surface model using the specified reference data, and the comparison is carried out using the target surface model and the measured data. The invention likewise relates to a device for detecting deviations of an object surface using a comparison between measured data of the surface and specified reference data.

Method and device for detecting deviations of an object surface

A method and an apparatus for modifying image forming data including the steps of establishing parameters of an artificial neuronal net during a teaching process on the basis of uncorrected image data and of providing target data based on the original image to be reproduced. The outputs of the neuronal net are utilized for operating an image reproduction device in accordance with data signals modified by the neuronal net on the basis of deviations between the error-free original image and the image to be reproduced.

Method and apparatus for defining and correcting image data

The invention relates to a method of detecting flaws in the surface of a test object relative to the surface of a flawless master part by constructing in an artificial neuronal net a virtual master part for comparison with characteristic numbers derived from the grey values of sequential images of the test object recorded by a digital camera.

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Bernd Michaelis