Machine geometry monitoring
AssigneeHexagon Technology Center GmbH
InventorsClaudio ISELI, John STIGWALL, Thomas JENSEN, Frank PRZYGODDA
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AssigneeHexagon Technology Center GmbH
InventorsClaudio ISELI, John STIGWALL, Thomas JENSEN, Frank PRZYGODDA
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A machine state monitoring system for recurrently determining a change in static or dynamic properties of a geometry of a machine with positional encoders to derive a coordinate information of at least a first machine portion with respect to a second machine portion, which are movable with respect to one another. The monitoring system includes one calibration-monitoring-unit with an optical, at least two-dimensional measuring location sensing unit which is fixed to the first machine portion and configured to optically sense an at least two dimensional location information of an artifact which is provided at the second machine portion, and temporarily moved into a sensing range for determining the change in the static or dynamic properties of the geometry of the machine by a comparison of multiple of such sensings, the compensation parameters are then updated and is used to derive the coordinate information from the encoders.
A machine state monitoring system for recurrently determining a change in static or dynamic properties of a geometry of a machine, which machine is a surface or form scanning machine, measurement machine or machine tool, and comprises:
A method for monitoring changes in static or dynamic properties of a machine geometry of a machine which includes a first machine portion and a second machine portion which are positionable with respect to one another by a motorized drive unit, and positional encoders for deriving a coordinate information of the first machine portion with respect to the second machine portion, wherein the first machine portion includes a calibration monitoring unit fixed to it and wherein the second machine portion is comprising an artifact, the method comprising:
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