Off-line programming of coordinate measuring machines using a hand-held stylus

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Abstract

A new method for programming a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) is described. A six degrees of freedom position-sensing device is used to identify measurement points on an actual part, thus creating a CMM program. Experimental results indicate that the position-sensing device, although not accurate enough for part inspection, possesses sufficient accuracy for machine programming. These results are verified by writing and executing a CMM program. © 1994.

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Medeiros, D. J., Thomas, G., Ratkus, A. B., & Cannon, D. (1994). Off-line programming of coordinate measuring machines using a hand-held stylus. Journal of Manufacturing Systems, 13(6), 401–411. https://doi.org/10.1016/0278-6125(95)90064-R

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