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Serge Mariller

Dikran Antreasyan

Pascal Jordil

Benjamin Vullioud

Antonio M Meleddu

Christophe Jaquet

Laurent Demierre

Hervé Destraz

Sebastien Granges

Pierre Pompili

Antonio Meleddu

Bertrand Horchet

A portable measuring device having: a measuring apparatus comprising a logic circuit and a reader, an accessory interchangeably connectable to the measuring apparatus and storing individual metrology information relative to the accessory in a form compatible with the reader, wherein the measuring apparatus is configured, while it is connected to the accessory, to: read the individual calibration information with the reader; acquire, using the accessory, a signal dependent from a metrology-related property of an object; convert the signal into a measure value in the logic circuit, using the individual metrology information of the accessory; output the measure value.

Portable measuring device with autocalibration and autoconfiguration

A touch probe for a coordinate measuring machine with a processor which is programmed to generate a trigger signal signalling a contact between a stylus of the probe and a workpiece, whenever one of a plurality displacement signals exceeds a corresponding threshold. In addition, or in alternative, a delayed trigger is generated based on a processing a plurality of samples of displacement signals that are stored in a buffer. The processor is programmed to minimize anisotropy of the probe response. Furthermore, the thresholds can be modified during operations based on commands received from the CMM controller.

Touch trigger probe

Height gauge

A height gauge, comprising: a sliding support moving along a vertical guide and carrying a contact feeler, and a multi-chromatic light-emitting device mounted on the sliding support. A programmable controller drives the light-emitting device based on the position of the feeler.

Electronic measuring instrument equipped with a removable intelligent processing and radio communication interface. The interface allows managing additional features such as bidirectional communication of commands and measurement data with printers, computers or other external devices, as well as the transmission of instructions or measurement programs to the instrument. The radio interface may be connected with several measuring instruments such as callipers, micrometers, comparators or height gauges. It is integrated into the lid of the battery compartment of the instrument, so that it can be installed and removed easily and without impairing the seal. The cover also includes an extra battery for the processing and radio transmission interface.

Instrument for measuring dimensions equipped with an interface and corresponding interface

Measuring system having a plurality of probes for measuring lengths, each probe including a probe tip connected in removable fashion relative to a casing, a transducer supplying an electric signal that is representative of the position of said probe tip relative to the casing, a digital processing unit for sampling the signal from said transducer and transforming it into a digital representation of said position, and a bidirectional interface for a wireless communication network connecting said probes with a control unit. A method including a step during which the clocks of the digital processing units of the probes are synchronized through said bidirectional wireless interface and a step during which the control unit transmits commands determining the instant at which said electric signals are sampled.

Device for measuring dimensions of parts

Touch probe comprising a fixed member; a feeler held by one or several elastic elements in a resting position relative to said fixed member, said feeler being capable of moving from said resting position in response to a deflection force; a detection system comprising a light source driven by the displacements of the feeler relative to said fixed member; an optical image sensor receiving the light emitted by said light source; an optical mask interposed on the light path between said light source and said optical image sensor.

Touch probe

A touch probe comprising a fixed member; a feeler held by one or several elastic elements in a resting position relative to said fixed member, said feeler being capable of moving from said resting position in response to a deflection force; a detection system comprising a light source driven by the displacements of the feeler relative to said fixed member; an optical image sensor receiving the light emitted by said light source; an optical mask interposed on the light path between said light source and said optical image sensor.

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Cheseaux-sur-Lausanne, Switzerland

Serge Mariller