Trimble Jena Gmbh

Carl-zeiss-stiftung

Carl Zeiss Industrielle Messtechnik Gmbh

Technische Universitat Ilmenau

Gerhard Linss

Peter Brueckner

Christian Usbeck

Olaf Kuehn

Uwe Nehse

Olaf Kühn

Susanne Töpfer

Maik Rosenberger

Embodiments of the invention relate to a method for minimizing the influence of disturbing signals during calculation of shape elements from coordinate points. An aim of the embodiments of the invention is to exclude the coordinates which are not to be locally assigned to the desired shaped element from the calculation of the shaped element. Said aim is achieved by combining compensation methods for calculating the desired type of shaped element with recognition methods for the same type of shaped element and using the recognition methods for filtering the coordinate points that are relevant for calculating the shaped element out of all input coordinate points.

Surveying apparatus and method of analyzing measuring data

A method for optimizing target quantities for optical precision measuring includes obtaining ancillary parameters from image data of a workpiece which is to be measured. Control data for influence quantities of the target quantities are derived from the ancillary parameters. The control data is derived as follows: by determining the courses of the ancillary parameters depending on at least one influence quantity and the courses of the ancillary parameters are determined in such a way that the courses have a like extremum of the functional dependence from the influence quantities. An overall course of the ancillary parameters is determined and an extremum of the overall course of the ancillary parameters is determined. Corresponding values of the influence quantities are determined at the site of the determined extremum as control data for the influence quantity.

Method of optimizing target quantities for optical precision measurement and apparatus therefor

Embodiments of the invention relate to a method for minimizing the influence of disturbing signals during calculation of shape elements from coordinate points. An aim of the embodiments of the invention is to exclude the coordinates which are not to be locally assigned to the desired shaped element from the calculation of the shaped element. This aim is achieved by combining compensation methods for calculating the desired type of shaped element with recognition methods for the same type of shaped element and using the recognition methods for filtering the coordinate points that are relevant for calculating the shaped element out of all input coordinate points.

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Gerhard Linss