Device and method for accurately obtaining measurement data for pool covers and other objects
AssigneeRayner Covering Systems, Inc.
InventorMarlene Rayner
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Abstract
A device and method of visually confirming at a work site the accuracy of measurements representing the shape of an object such as a pool for the creation of a form fitted pool cover. The device includes a microprocessor for inputting a plurality of measurements representing a plurality of reference points corresponding to the shape of the object. The device further stores the measurements in the microprocessor. The microprocessor processes the inputted measurements and individually displays on the monitor reference points corresponding to the measurements inputted. This allows for the visual confirmation as to the accuracy of each of the measurements by providing the ability to compare the image displayed on the monitor with the shape of the object.
Claims5
A method of visually confirming at a work site the accuracy of measurements representing the shape of a pool for the creation of a form fitted pool cover, comprising:
- inputting into a microprocessor a plurality of measurements representing the shape of the pool;
- using said microprocessor to display said measurements as reference points on a monitor;
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- visually confirming the accuracy of each of said measurements by comparing said image displayed on said monitor with the shape of the pool and upon visually confirming an incorrect measurement input, said processor allows an operator to input a second corrective data measurement.
A portable measuring device for inputting data representing the shape of a pool for the creation of a pool cover comprising:
- a microprocessor for receiving a plurality of measurement data corresponding to a shape of a pool;
- a monitor in communication with said microprocessor, said monitor visually displays the location of each of said measurement data as a reference point whereby inaccurate measurement data may be visually recognized and corrected.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.