hey #measuringhero, Jay here. Today we're at the customer center in Oberkochen to
go over some tips and tricks for one of my favorite machines, the O-INSPECT,
but to help us out we thought we would bring in Jürgen and Christoph to show us a thing or two.
Hello Jay. Thanks for joining, appreciate it. All right, so I understand you have some cool hacks to show us.
Yeah, we have a lot of things to show but I think the coolest and easiest thing we can show you
is the problem with the multi-sensor rack. If you have it on your frame, what happens if you drive in
the x minus position, it's fallen down. That could be very frustrating and cost a lot of money. Yes.
and it was a cool idea from Jürgen: if you have such a similar part a sheet metal, you put it here
and Jürgen drive back to the x minus position, what happens now. You're safe. Yeah it's safe.
That's a great little hack, definitely saves a lot of money and a lot of
frustration for sure. Yes. As you know, we have this palette receiving system at the O-INSPECT here,
but sometimes you need more set height with the optical sensors. Sure. You can't come
down to the glass plate, then you screw in this and then you can move up your pallets.
So all of your pallets move up, whatever the offset is? You can reach your flat parts at the pallets,
no problem. Perfect, it's a simple solution. How do you get that? Yeah, in our web shop.
Oh, perfect. Yeah, great great. So if you need to just use the extensions if you need to move your pallets
Yes. That's cool. The next thing I want to show you is the cat model of this red part
and often you have deviations on your parts. You have to look at your presentations,
the values, the offsets of the part to the nominals and here you can see with the camera view in the
CALYPSO software the deviations. For example, there are some letters here
or from a stamp to push out the part of the tool, this is not in the cat model but it's there and
then you make it visible with this functionality in CALYPSO. Got it, so right on the live view you
can overlay the deviations from nominal, right on the live view of the camera, just so
you can see it better. Exactly. That's really cool. And also what we implement in the CALYPSO software
is the new tactile optical adjustment. There you can save up to 90 percent time, if you don't
need all the magnifications from your camera sensor
so before you had to in order to do the offset, you had no matter what you had to
do all of the offsets and that could take what? 15 - 20 minutes? 20 minutes and now if you
only needed one or two that could take two - three minutes? Exactly. That's a huge time save,
especially if you know exactly what you need you don't have to go through the whole qualification,
go for coffee and now it's just, yeah. And yeah, this is now the tactile optic adjustment.
It's even faster. Autofocus is also implemented. Last but not least, we show you the set VP we call
this VAST Probing. Okay. Yeah, it saves you also a lot of money. For example, we can show you a circle
on this red part, measured originally with the VAST Probing, single point Probing, it takes
up to two two and a half seconds per point and with the ZEISS VAST Probing you can save time,
reduce time from more than two seconds to one point two seconds.
This is now a standard and now it's much faster. Oh,wow.
You can absolutely see the time savings there. Yeah and with an easy click in the software
you can choose this VAST Probing option. Got it, so, sounds like we have some hacks to save us
frustration and time. We also have a few different ways to save us time in measurement and
setup time and also great ways to visualize our data. So guys, thank you very much for showing this to us.
That was really really helpful. You're welcome, Jay. Cool, cool. All right and for you
thank you for joining us again. Don't forget to stay safe and stay healthy and we'll see you next thursday.