Perceptron, Inc.

Craig Manning

Shyam P Keshavmurthy

David Crowther

Chengchih Lin

Richard Krakowski

Martin P Koskella

Brett Hibbard

George C Lin

Ralph Stefan

Jason Wilson

A non-contact sensing system is provided for acquiring three-dimensional contour information of an object. The system is comprised of: a light source subsystem operable to scan a point of light in an area of illumination; a first imaging device having a field of view arranged to intersect with the illumination area and operable to capture image data; and a second imaging device having a field of view arranged to intersect with the illumination area and operable to capture image data. A first control module is in data communication with the first imaging device to determine contour information for an object in the field of view of the first imaging device and report the contour information for the object in a common coordinate system. A second control module is in data communication with the second imaging device to determine contour information for the object in the field of view of the second imaging device and report the contour information for the object in the common coordinate system. Moreover, the light source subsystem is calibrated to report position of the point of light in the common coordinate system.

Non-contact sensing system having MEMS-based light source

A sensor system and method for analyzing a feature in a sensing volume is provided. The system receives image data from a sensor, where the image data including peaks corresponding to the intersection of laser lines with the feature. The system generates a dynamic window based on the entropy of the peaks.

System and method for dynamic windowing

Growing community of inventors

Farmington Hills, MI, United States of America

Craig Manning