Mettler-Toledo International Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Mettler Toledo (Changzhou) Measurement Technology Ltd.

Mettler-Toledo (Changzhou) Precision Instruments Ltd.

Mettler Toledo (Changzhou) Precision Instrument Ltd.

Mettler-Toledo Measurement Technology Ltd.

Mettler-Toledo International Trading Co., Ltd.

Jindong Cui

Shenhui Wang

Song Zhang

ShenJian Qian

Gang Yang

Bin Zhu

Qi Han

Wenjun Jiang

Ming Cai

Dongjie Qiu

Huifang Wu

Wenju Jiang

Heifang Wu

A weighing method comprises the steps of: recognizing one or more objects to be detected on a first scale platform top (A) or within an object recognition area of the first scale platform top (A), and weighing the objects to be detected that are placed on a second scale platform top (B). A weighing system comprises at least two scales having scale platform tops utilizing the weighing method outlined above. The weighing method reduces the difficulty of algorithm recognition by increasing the degree to which the object on the weighting platform fits the algorithm, reduces the complexity of operation flow and the time required, and effectively increases the precision and accuracy of object recognition.

Weighing system and weighing method with object recognition

A method and a system measure interfering influences on a checkweighing device. In the method, external interference data are obtained, as are interference data from the checkweighing device itself and interference data from an object being weighed, by calculating or mapping the weighing error data in the stationary state, in the operating state, and in the weighing state. The system for measuring the interference uses a meter and a processing apparatus. The meter and the processing apparatus perform an interference measurement and a compensation method. The amount of interference in the checkweighing device in each state and the amount of influence of the interference on the weighing performance is obtained, thereby facilitating the production, debugging, maintenance, and use of a checkweighing device.

Method and system for measuring interference in a checkweighing device

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