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3D vision systems must meet several demands to be effective and reliable when deployed for tasks such as pick-and-place or machine tending. Amongst these demands are the interrelated topics of trueness, precision, and accuracy.
In the example below...
represents the ability to distinguish edges/studs of the LEGO brick so that they are clearly visible and not just “hidden” by general surface noise.
is making sure the dimensions of the bricks correspond to the actual dimensions, that all objects are shown true to reality, that flat is actually flat in the whole scene, and that individual distances between objects are correct.
is seeing the combination of the two, seeing the details on the LEGO, and simultaneously having everything in the scene represented by its true form, size, position, and orientation.
The International Standards Organization (ISO) defines trueness under ISO 5725 as "the closeness of agreement between the arithmetic mean of a large number of test results and the true or accepted reference value. Precision refers to the closeness of agreement between the test results."
We make it simple to understand in these short videos:
Crafted specifically for industrial environments, Zivid 3D cameras have a dimensional trueness error of <0.2% even in harsh conditions. Learn what it means practically in this demo:
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