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High-Precision Measurement of Microscales Based on Optoelectronics and Image Integration Method

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By Yanlong Zhu, Yinbao Cheng, Hongtang Gao, Shuanghua Sun
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A Hybrid Improved SAC-IA with a KD-ICP Algorithm for Local Point Cloud Alignment Optimization

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By Yinbao Cheng, Haiman Chu, Yaru Li, Yingqi Tang
| MDPI
1. Introduction The 3D laser scanner uses a non-contact measurement method to quickly obtain dimensional information of the measured workpiece and store it as a 3D spatial point cloud model. The laser scanner is capable of reproducing one-to-one 3D data of the measured workpiece and construct 3D visualization models. For measured workpieces with complex surfaces and large dimensions, the laser scanner is only able to obtain localized information.
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Analysis of Long-Distance Geometric Error Measurement and Uncertainty Based on PSD Laser Collimation Principle

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By Bin Shen, Yinghui Wang, Yinbao Cheng, Penghuang Luo
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1. Introduction Accurate measurement and management of geometric errors is crucial for ensuring the accuracy of mechanical processing, assembly quality, and product performance. This is particularly crucial in fields such as aerospace, precision instruments, and micro-machinery that require extremely high precision.
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