Carl Zeiss Industrielle Messtechnik Gmbh

Steffen Hersacher

Markus Ritter

Kilian Neumaier

A method for software-based planning of a dimensional measurement of a measurement object includes receiving an input command for selecting at least one measurement element of the measurement object that is to be measured during the measurement. The method includes determining a selection of measurable test features of the at least one selected measurement element. Each of the test features includes a dimensionally measurable measurand of the at least one selected measurement element. The method includes determining a reduced subset of the selection of measurable test features depending on a view currently chosen on a display. The method includes visualizing the test features contained in the reduced subset by generating a graphical representation of each of the test features contained in the reduced subset on the display.

Method and device for software-based planning of a dimensional measurement

A method creates a measurement plan of a dimensional measuring apparatus or controls a measurement of the dimensional measuring apparatus. The method includes receiving setting parameters defining a measurement or control command of multiple measurement or control commands of the dimensional measuring apparatus. The method includes evaluating the setting parameters based on at least one of a statistical evaluation and an evaluation using machine-assisted learning. The method includes determining a presetting that assigns at least one setting parameter of the evaluated setting parameters to the measurement or control command. The method includes outputting a setting parameter proposal based on the determined presetting in response to receiving an input command for selecting the measurement or control command.

Computerized creation of measurement plans and plan-based control of measurement devices

Sensor signals from a sensor of a coordinate measuring machine or microscope describe a workpiece arranged within a space. The sensor and the space are movable relative to one another. A method of visualizing the sensor signals includes obtaining data relating to a three-dimensional scene that is stationary relative to the space. The method includes generating a two-dimensional view image of the scene. The view image has opposing edges predefined with respect to at least one of the two directions. A central region of the view image is located between the edges. The method includes, repeatedly, obtaining a two-dimensional sensor representation of the workpiece and combining the sensor representation with the view image to form a two-dimensional output image. The method includes, in response to movement between the sensor and the space, generating a new view image if the central region would extend beyond either of the edges.

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Westhausen, Germany

Steffen Hersacher