V-STARS M

V-STARS M employs multiple cameras and operates as a portable optical coordinate measurement machine (CMM) to provide 3D coordinate measurement in real-time, in both stable and unstable environments, at a rate of up to 2 points per second.

V-STARS M employs two or more INCA3 cameras to make accurate, real-time measurements of static or dynamic objects, through use of wireless operated tactile probes, retro-reflective targets or projected PRO-SPOT points.

The dual camera, real-time V-STARS M measurement system produces an accuracy of 1:60,000 (0.17mm on a 10m object).

A unique feature of V-STARS M is its ability to make real-time measurements in unstable environments. In the stable mode of operation, stability of the cameras is required following the quick set up.  In unstable mode on the other hand, vibration or movement of the cameras can occur without resulting in loss of measurement accuracy. The unstable mode makes use of stable, targeted control points on the object to positions the cameras each and every time images are captured. Thus, movement of either the object or the cameras is fully compensated. Typically, the control field is established by a quick, automated single-camera measurement.

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