Accuracy in machine vision systems is critical to achieving strategic goals regarding quality, efficiency, and consistency. Use our ACCUplace product lines to calibrate vision systems’ distortion, placement/alignment, or other field parameters in systems used for guidance, identification, gauging, and inspection. Using our specialized ACCUedge® technology, our Robotic and Machine Vision Standards are manufactured with line-edge quality that is second to none in the industry, providing the precision needed to calibrate almost any system. Should you need to alter feature patterns, size, or substrate to fit your needs, fill out our Optical Components and Standards form to start the conversation.
A unique concept in imaging calibration technology, The ACCUplace Bulls Eye / Recognition Grid allows the end user to calibrate magnification at multiple power levels, as well as test the system’s ability to recognize and locate distinctive shapes within shapes by focusing on the concentric circles.Each Bulls Eye / Recognition Grid target has individual patterns consisting of 5 concentric circles with 0.50mm line width and 0.50mm spacing between circles (10mm Pitch) with a 0.100mm center dot. In addition, each row and column is labeled with X & Y coordinates. The AP-B series is offered on four standard substrates; Chrome on Glass (CG) Opal (OP) Photopaper (RM) and Film (TM).
All machine vision lenses will show some type of distortion. Minimizing or correcting that distortion is crucial in most applications. The ACCUplace Dot Distortion target is designed to detect the presence of both barrel/pincushion distortion as well as alignment distortion that causes the keystone effect. The precise amount of distortion is determined from an array of precisely placed dots in a regular array. The results can be used to correct for any distortion that occurs within the optical system. The AP-DD is offered on three standard substrates; Chrome on Glass (CG) Opal (OP) and Photo Paper (RM).
All machine vision lenses will show some type of distortion. Minimizing or correcting that distortion is crucial in most applications. The ACCUplace Dot Patterns target is designed to check, verify, or quantify barrel distortion in vision systems, alignment between multiple optical systems, and can calibrate instruments with both vision and motion systems. The indexed columns and rows of dot features provide reference points that make alignment and distortion detection simple and straightforward. The AP-D is offered on four standard materials; Glass (CG) Opal (OP) Photopaper (RM) and Film (TM).
Ensuring precise motion and positional accuracy is critical for a number of video analysis systems and automated measuring instruments. The AP-G series is ideally suited for calibrating such elements, in addition to its uses in determining stage squareness, and travel distance image analysis and visual inspection systems where precise motion must be calibrated and measured. All AP-G targets have number/letter indexed columns and rows for easy calibration and are offered on four standard materials; Glass (CG) Opal (OP) Photopaper (RM) and Film (TM).
APPLIED IMAGE, in conjunction with Hewlett Packard Corp., has developed a unique, and extremely accurate, pick & place target set designed to check for accuracy and repeatability of your robotic system quickly and easily.
APPLIED IMAGE, in conjunction with Hewlett Packard Corp., has developed a unique, and extremely accurate, pick & place target set designed to check for accuracy and repeatability of your robotic system, quickly and easily.
With both X & Y axis metric scales, these dual axis targets are ideal for calibrating optical magnification in microscopes, linear distance, stage motion and squareness. In addition, with the larger area calibration scale, the calibration of low power optical systems over the longer distances can be easily carried out. The AP-M is offered on two standard materials; Glass (CG) and Opal (OP).
The AP-P is a unique calibration target that is designed to test the position and/or recognition ability of a vision system. The matrix of small scales, precisely positioned in a grid matrix format, makes testing for subject recognition and system positioning simple.The overall target is comprised of a matrix consisting of 6.0mm x 6.0mm square individual components each having a 5.0mm x 5.0mm X & Y Scale with 0.100 divisions. The scale has pitch accuracy of 1μm. The AP-P is available on two standard materials; Chrome on Glass (CG) and Chrome on Opal (OP).
Accuracy in machine vision systems is critical to achieving strategic goals regarding quality, efficiency, and consistency. Use our ACCUplace product lines to calibrate vision systems’ distortion, placement/alignment, or other field parameters in systems used for guidance, identification, gauging, and inspection. Using our specialized ACCUedge® technology, our Robotic and Machine Vision Standards are manufactured with line-edge quality that is second to none in the industry, providing the precision needed to calibrate almost any system. Should you need to alter feature patterns, size, or substrate to fit your needs, fill out our Optical Components and Standards form to start the conversation.
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