Digital-optical 3D sensor

ZEISS AIMax

Chromatic white light sensors of ZEISS DotScan enable the non-contact capture of workpiece topography

Three measuring principles

ZEISS AIMax is the new benchmark in robot-based 3D inline metrology with an unique combination of three measuring principles in one compact sensor.

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The ZEISS AIMax digital-optical 3D sensor is the new benchmark in robot-based 3D inline metrology for sheet metal processing and car body construction. The unique combination of three measuring principles in one compact sensor enables the measurement of complex geometric characteristics such as holes, bolts, and gap and flush with maximum robustness, as well as attributive characteristic recognition.

Benefits of ZEISS AIMax

Unique combination of three measuring principles in one sensor for gray scale image processing, multi-line triangulation and shadow analysis
Digital (GigE) camera technology with signal lines up to 100 m
High resolution for increased measuring accuracy
Fastest measuring speed for characteristic analysis
Flexible illumination control for optimal illumination such as individually switchable segment illumination and combinations to generate ideal contrast of difficult-to-measure features
Optimized sensor design for the measurement of features with an inclined sensor (not Normal-to-Metal)
Attributive feature recognition for data matrix codes, existence checks, type identification and visibly recognizable process errors

Field of Applications

Inspection of assembly and welding processes
Inline measuring technology in car body construction, metalworking, structural parts
Gap and flush measurement in the body-in-white and final assembly
Location recognition and positioning (parts, car bodies)
Robot-based coordinate measuring technology