Results for tag: "Robot Based Metrology"

Robot Based Metrology refers to the application of robotic systems in the field of measurement science (metrology), where robots equipped with sensors and precision instrumentation execute tasks involving the assessment of geometric dimensions, shapes, surface variations, and other physical properties of objects and environments. This technology merges the flexibility and automation capabilities of robotics with the stringent requirements of metrology to enhance accuracy, speed, and repeatability of measurement processes. Robot based metrology systems are utilized in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, and more, for quality control, inspection, and assembly processes, benefiting from the robots' ability to navigate complex geometries and perform repetitive tasks without fatigue. In the context of robotics, robot based metrology reflects an advanced applications sector, which leverages the developments in robotic arms, control software, sensors, and data analytics. The integration of robotics into metrology has spawned innovative solutions for automated quality inspection, fostering advancements in manufacturing workflows and product verification. These systems often feature collaborative robots (cobots) that work safely alongside human operators, further optimizing operational efficiency and precision. Some companies operating in the robot based metrology market include Hexagon AB, FARO Technologies, Renishaw plc, Nikon Metrology, Creaform, and KUKA AG. These entities offer a range of products and services that cater to the demand for automated and precise measurement solutions in various industrial applications. Show Less Read more