Mitutoyo Corporation

Hideaki Fujihara

Kentaro Tamura

Toshihiro Kanematsu

A one-dimensional measurement device includes a display; a display controller that, based on first input information, displays on the display a rough arrangement and measurement order of each of a plurality of measurable elements of a measurable object and, based on second input information, displays on the display the arrangement and measurement order of each of the plurality of measurable elements where the entire arrangement is rotated in a predetermined direction by a predetermined angle while maintaining a positional relationship of each of the measurable elements; and an input that receives input of the first input information and the second input information.

One-dimensional measurement device and program

A coordinate measuring device includes a non-contact-type measurement probe having a light emitter that emits light at a work piece along a plane, and an image capturer that captures an image of the emitted light produced by a surface of the work piece; a determiner that determines whether a distance from the measurement probe to the work piece is in an imageable range where the image of the emitted light can be captured, in a far range that is more distant than the imageable range, or in a proximal range that is closer than the imageable range; a notification device issuing a notification of results of a determination made by the determiner; and a memory storing the determination results.

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Miyazaki, Japan

Hideaki Fujihara