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Easy Gauge
Edge finding
tool, Line and circle fitting tools, Measurement of sizes,
angles and positions, Sub-pixel measurement
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EasyGauge is a
second-generation measurement and dimension control library for use
in gauging applications. By relying on proven sub-pixel edge
detection and least squares fitting algorithms, it allows
determining the position, orientation, curvature, size… of
manufactured parts with an excellent accuracy.
Robustness is ensured
by powerful edge-point selection mechanisms that are intuitive and
easy to tune, allowing measurement in cluttered images. In addition
to these state-of-the-art features, EasyGauge also supports
adjustment of parallel sides, thus providing means of measuring
thickness of flat or bent objects, as well as precise location of
corners.
Advanced
Calibration
EasyGauge has advanced built-in calibration capabilities to
transparently convert pixel measurements to physical units; this
relieves the user of the need to convert coordinates. Non-square
pixels and rotated coordinate axis are supported. EasyGauge also
provides means to determine and correct perspective and optical
distortion, with no performance loss.
Gauge
Grouping
EasyGauge supports grouping of the measurement gauges and lets these
groups track the measured items in the image. These can freely
translate and/or rotate while the probes are repositioned
accordingly. Derived measurements such as distances between feature
points can then be computed.

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Typical
Performance Figures |
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These performances
are calculated processing an image with a resolution of 20
pixels per mm. |
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Point
location: |
Translation |
3-sigma
static repeatability: 2 µm (1/20th of a pixel)
Linearity: 3 µm (1/15th of a pixel) |
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Model
fitting: |
Translation |
3-sigma
static repeatability: 1 µm (1/50th of a pixel)
Linearity: 1.5 µm (1/30th of a pixel) |
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Size
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3-sigma
static repeatability: 1 µm (1/50th of a pixel)
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Rotation |
3-sigma
static repeatability: 1/100th of a degree
Linearity: 1/50th of a degree |
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