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Rapid Inspection of Complex Surfaces Using Non-Contact Sensors

This project focuses on the development and implementation of a rapid inspection system for complex surfaces using non-contact sensors. The approach includes online sensor standoff control and in-process registration to ensure accurate and efficient inspection. With a fixtureless inspection method, the system enables faster alignment and registration refinement, allowing for the inspection of free-form complex geometries. Ultimately, the project aims to improve inspection speed and quality, enhancing manufacturing processes.

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Rapid Inspection of Complex Surfaces Using Non-Contact Sensors

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  1. MCS MCS PCS PCS Computer Inspected Part Linear Motion Stages Rotary Stage Non-Contact Laser Probe Fixtureless sensor standoff control In-process registration TA3-2 Student: Vijay Srivatsan Faculty: Reuven Katz Debasish Dutta Rapid Inspection of Complex Surfaces OBJECTIVES • Rapid inspection • Non-contact sensors • Fixtureless Inspection • Complex/Free-form sensors APPROACH • Online sensor standoff control • In-process registration • Initial alignment • Registration refinement BLADE INSPECTION MACHINE ACCOMPLISHMENTS REGISTRATION SENSOR STANDOFF CONTROL WORK IN PROGRESS IN-PROCESS REGISTRATION

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