A Review: Application Research of Intelligent 3D Detection Technology Based on Linear-Structured Light

Chen, Shaojie; Tao, Wei; Zhao, Hui; Lv, Na

doi:10.1007/978-981-33-6502-5_2

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“…High-precision measurement is a prerequisite for high-precision machining. With the introduction and advancement of intelligent manufacturing, intelligent and efficient manufacturing places higher demands on measurement techniques [ 3 , 4 , 5 ].…”

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A Method for Measuring Shaft Diameter Based on Light Stripe Image Enhancement

Li,

Xu,

Liu

et al. 2024

Sensors

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When the workpiece surface exhibits strong reflectivity, it becomes challenging to obtain accurate key measurements using non-contact, visual measurement techniques due to poor image quality. In this paper, we propose a high-precision measurement method shaft diameter based on an enhanced quality stripe image. By capturing two stripe images with different exposure times, we leverage their different characteristics. The results extracted from the low-exposure image are used to perform grayscale correction on the high-exposure image, improving the distribution of stripe grayscale and resulting in more accurate extraction results for the center points. The incorporation of different measurement positions and angles further enhanced measurement precision and robustness. Additionally, ellipse fitting is employed to derive shaft diameter. This method was applied to the profiles of different cross-sections and angles within the same shaft segment. To reduce the shape error of the shaft measurement, the average of these measurements was taken as the estimate of the average diameter for the shaft segment. In the experiments, the average shaft diameters determined by averaging elliptical estimations were compared with shaft diameters obtained using a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) the maximum error and the minimum error were respectively 18 μm and 7 μm; the average error was 11 μm; and the root mean squared error of the multiple measurement results was 10.98 μm. The measurement accuracy achieved is six times higher than that obtained from the unprocessed stripe images.

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