Method and device for automatically identifying a point of interest in a depth measurement on a viewed object
AssigneeBaker Hughes, A Ge Company, LLC
InventorClark A. Bendall
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AssigneeBaker Hughes, A Ge Company, LLC
InventorClark A. Bendall
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A method and device for automatically identifying a point of interest in a depth measurement on a viewed object using a video inspection device is disclosed. The video inspect device determines the three-dimensional coordinates in a region of interest on the viewed object and analyzes those surface points to determine the desired measurement application (e.g., determining the deepest point, the highest point, or the clearance between two surfaces). Based on the desired measurement application, the video inspection device automatically identifies the point of interest on the viewed object and places a cursor at that location.
A method for automatically identifying an offset measurement point on a viewed object, the method comprising:
A system for automatically identifying an offset measurement point on a viewed object, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer program product storing instructions which, when executed by at least one data processor forming part of at least one computing system, results in operations comprising:
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