Patent classifications
B23Q17/24
Tooling system with visual identification of attached component
A tooling system that includes a drive unit configured to provide rotational force to a tool member. The tool member is attached at a mount on the drive unit. A camera associated with the drive unit is aligned to capture a target on the tool member. The data is sent to a controller that identifies the tool member based on the target. The controller determines whether the tool member is correct for performing an operation on a work piece. If the tool member is correct, the controller may set one or more operating parameters on the drive unit. If the controller determines that the tool member is not correct, the drive unit is disabled. Further, a signal may be sent to inform an operator of the issue.
REMOTE CONTROL POWER TOOL AND METHOD
A remote control power tool for a working material including a support configured to support the working material, a power tool fixed to the support, at least one actuator configured to move the working material, a user interface remote from the power tool, a controller communicably coupled to the user interface, video camera proximate the power tool, and a visual display proximate the user interface.
Laser signature vision system
The different advantageous embodiments may provide an apparatus comprising a vision system, a drilling tool, and a system controller. The vision system may be configured to generate data about a number of laser signatures on a surface of a workpiece. The drilling tool may be configured to drill a number of holes in the surface of the workpiece. The system controller may be configured to generate drilling instructions for the drilling tool using the data generated by the vision system.
Method and system for inspecting ply-by-ply machining of multilayer materials
The invention relates to achieve a rapid, reproducible and reliable characterization of the quality of ply-by-ply machining of multilayer materials. This method for inspecting ply-by-ply machining of a part (10) made of multilayer composite material under repair by machining a ply-by-ply staggered or continuously sloped cut out in a stack of plies of various successive orientations includes taking images (IA to ID), under lighting of different orientations (12), of a surface area (10a) of the machined part (10) to be inspected; performing an analysis by comparing the images (IA to ID) pixel by pixel (P0) in order to define the orientation of each pixel (P0) as corresponding to that of the image in which this pixel has a higher brightness; if the pixel has a similar brightness in all the images (IA à ID), this pixel (Pr) is attributed to a resin; constructing a map (5) in units of ply of the surface area to be inspected (10a) by applying the preceding analysis to all of the pixels; estimating a machining quality level from the map (5) produced, and archiving (2m) each map (5) thus produced as a machining result.
Inspection device for mechanical instruments and uses thereof
Devices and methods for inspection of various mechanical instruments to determine their level of wear and re-usability, particularly surgical and dental instruments, are provided.
Workpiece information recognition system
A workpiece information recognition system includes a workpiece placing tool (20) capable of placing a workpiece, a reference block (31) detachably provided on workpiece placing tool (20), an information detector configured to detect information about reference block (31), and a control device configured to receive the information of reference block (31) from the information detector. The control device includes a storage configured to store data on a relationship between the information about reference block (31) and information about the workpiece and a controller configured to recognize the information about the workpiece placed on workpiece placing tool (20) by checking the information about reference block (31) detected by the information detector with the data stored in the storage. With this configuration, the workpiece information recognition system capable of easily cope with a change in a type of the workpiece is provided.
Optical distance measurement device and processing device
An optical distance measurement device includes: a photodetector including PDs for receiving interference light output from an optical interference unit and outputting detection signals of the interference light; and a switch for selecting one of the detection signals output from the PDs, in which a distance calculation unit calculates a distance to a measurement object on the basis of the detection signal selected by the switch.
Method for setting up work piece based on vision
According to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, a method of setting up a work piece based on a vision is present. The method of setting up a work piece based on a vision comprises: calculating a start point of a work piece from the image of a work piece within a vision screen formed by a camera; capturing an image when a tool is captured in the vision screen; and calculating an offset value of the tool from the captured image.
MACHINE TOOL
A machine tool includes a frame with two opposite frame sections, a number of leg elements arranged on the frame, and a first carriage having a first linear axis. The first carriage is guided on the two opposite sections of the frame and is displaceable in a first direction. A second carriage of a second linear axis is guided on the first carriage and is displaceable in a second direction A tower element has a third linear axis, which is retained on the second carriage. A machining element is retained on the tower element and is displaceable in a third direction, and a tool spindle is arranged on the machining element for receiving a tool.
Machine Tool
A machine tool includes a cover body for separating at least a machining area from the outside. The cover body has an opening for allowing the machining area to communicate with the outside and includes a door for opening and closing the opening. The cover body does not include a transparent window for allowing the machining area to be visually checked from the outside. The cover body can be formed to be of a sufficient strength throughout and, if an unexpected accident occurs, structures within the machining area can be reliably prevented from being shot out of the machining area.