RoboScan250

3D shape & deformation measurement automation
— powered by a mobile robot and a digital measurement sensor

Mobile Robot-Based 3D Shape & Deformation Measurement Automation System

RoboScan250 integrates an autonomous mobile robot (AMR), a 6-axis articulated robot, and the ZEISS ARAMIS digital measurement sensor (Germany) into a single platform for automated 3D shape and deformation measurement. The robot autonomously travels to the measurement target, the articulated robot positions the measurement pose, and high-precision 3D displacement, motion, and strain are measured automatically. Measurement sequences are validated in advance within a digital-twin virtual environment, while web-based integrated monitoring and control manages the status of robots and measurement devices in real time.


Key Features

High-Precision 3D Shape Measurement

  • ZEISS ARAMIS measurement system (Germany)
  • Resolution 4096 x 3000 pixel
  • Frame Rate 25 Hz ~ 100 Hz
  • Measurement area 20 x 15 ~ 1800 x 1500 mm²
  • 3D displacement and motion measurement
  • Strain measurement
  • LED Illumination

Measurement Path Generation & Sequence Management

  • Robot measurement position & pose adjustment
    • Direct teaching of the cobot
    • Teaching pendant
    • Virtual environment
  • Measurement sequence creation & management
    • Task creation for robot movement and measurement
    • Detailed settings per task
    • Add, move, and delete tasks
    • Sequence management such as save and load

Digital Twin & Virtual Environment Element Management

  • Sequence validation in the virtual environment
    • Verify robot position and pose
    • Verify measurement area
  • Virtual environment element management
    • Import target CAD data and register on screen
    • Robot data management

Real-Time Monitoring & Integrated Control

  • Web-based integrated equipment status monitoring
    • Real-time monitoring of robot and measurement device status
  • Sequence execution status monitoring
    • Management of movement, pose, and measurement tasks
    • Task list and execution status display
    • Root-cause analysis via log messages
  • Web-based robot control
  • AMR position & path planning → autonomous driving

System Configuration

Mobile Robot (AMR)

  • Dimension: 870 x 600 x 265 mm
  • Speed: 1.5 m/s (Max)
  • Weight: 130 kg
  • Payload: 250 kg
  • Accuracy: Global ±30 mm / Docking ±5 mm
  • Battery: 48V output x 1, 24V output x 1 (8 hr full-load runtime, 90 min charging)
  • Charging station: Input AC 90~264 V, max power consumption 2200 W
  • Manual charging unit included

6-Axis Articulated Robot

One of the following two 6-axis cobot models can be selected according to customer requirements.

Type A

  • Axis: 6-axis / Payload: 9 kg / Reach: 1,200 mm / Repeatability: ±0.05 mm
  • DC controller included: no DC converter required
  • PDB board: circuit protection, power input 24~48V, up to 80A
  • Accessories: universal adapter, AMR mounting frame and cover

Type B

  • Axis: 6-axis / Payload: 7 kg / Reach: 1,210 mm / Repeatability: ±0.1 mm
  • DC-AC inverter: AMR DC power → robot AC power conversion, input 48V DC / output 220V AC, rated 3kW
  • PDB board: circuit protection, power input 24~48V, up to 80A
  • Accessories: universal adapter, AMR mounting frame and cover

Digital Measurement Sensor (ZEISS ARAMIS)

  • Manufacturer: ZEISS
  • Camera resolution: 4096 x 3000 pixel (25 Hz, full) ~ up to 100 Hz with binning
  • Frame Rate: 25 Hz ~ 100 Hz
  • Strain measurement range: 0.02% ~ over 100%
  • Measurement area: 20 x 15 ~ 1800 x 1500 mm² / Weight: 1.0 kg / Illumination: LED
  • Processing computer: Intel Core i9-13950HX, RAM 64GB DDR5, NVIDIA RTX 3500 Ada 12GB, 17” display, 1TB SSD, Windows 11
  • USB 3m cable, one single macro lens included

ARAMIS Use Case — Full-field strain measurement of a tensile specimen

ARAMIS use case — full-field strain measurement of a tensile specimen and visualization of strain concentration

ARAMIS computes surface displacement and strain on a per-pixel basis and visualizes strain-concentration areas as color maps. Under static and dynamic loading tests, it quantitatively analyzes cracking, necking, and localized deformation behavior.

Integrated Operation Computer

  • CPU: Ultra7-265 (20 Core / 20 Threads) / Memory: 32GB DDR5 / Storage: 1TB SSD
  • Power: 80+ 700W ATX
  • OS: Linux (the ARAMIS processing computer runs Windows)
  • Monitor: 27”, 1920 x 1080, HDMI / Keyboard·Mouse included

Measurement Product Lineup Expansion

Beyond the standard ZEISS ARAMIS configuration, the RoboScan250’s digital measurement sensor can be expanded by selecting between the ARAMIS 3D series and the ATOS 5 series according to the measurement purpose and target. ARAMIS 3D is applied for dynamic deformation and motion measurement, while ATOS 5 is applied for precise 3D shape scanning — configuring the measurement lineup to match field requirements.

ARAMIS 3D Series — 3D Deformation & Dynamic Behavior Measurement

An optical measurement system that performs full-field measurement of dynamic behavior such as displacement, strain, and vibration of a target. The model can be selected according to measurement volume and frame rate.

ARAMIS 3D series — spec comparison of ARAMIS 3D Camera 12M and ARAMIS SRX

  • ARAMIS 3D Camera 12M: 4096 x 3000 pixel, up to 150 fps, measurement volume 35 x 25 mm ~ 5000 x 4000 mm
  • ARAMIS SRX: 4096 x 3068 pixel, high-speed measurement up to ~2000 fps using camera-internal RAM (8GB), measurement volume 70 x 50 mm ~ 5100 x 4200 mm

ATOS 5 Series — High-Precision 3D Shape Scanning

A structured-light system that scans the surface shape of a target into high-density 3D data. The model can be selected according to measurement volume and detail requirements.

ATOS 5 series — spec comparison of ZEISS ATOS LRX, ATOS 5 for Airfoil, ATOS 5, ATOS 5X

  • ZEISS ATOS LRX: 3D scanning of very large volumes (LASER), working distance 1810 mm
  • ATOS 5 for Airfoil: precise scanning of fine details (LED), working distance 530 mm
  • ATOS 5: high-speed 3D scanning system (LED), working distance 880 mm
  • ATOS 5X: automated scanning of large volumes (LASER), working distance 880 mm

Integrated Operation Software

Robot Control

  • Mobile robot control
    • Map generation
    • Path generation
    • Autonomous movement
  • Articulated robot control
    • Motion & pose control (per-axis / end point)
    • Teaching control (pendant-based / direct teaching)

Integrated Control & Measurement

  • Web-based real-time monitoring & display
    • Robot position & pose
    • Equipment & sequence status
  • Task & sequence control
    • Create / save / load
    • Start / stop / cancel
    • Parameter settings
    • Add / move / delete
  • Measurement
    • 3D displacement, motion, and strain
    • Full-field surface analysis and point-based dynamic analysis
    • ZEISS CORRELATE / Inspect integration
    • Measurement data acquisition & project management
    • External measurement signal synchronization

Virtual Environment

  • Virtual environment setup
    • Robot configuration
    • Import & load target CAD (glTF)
    • Display robot & target
  • Measurement device & area setup
    • Measurement device configuration
    • Frustum area configuration
    • Measurement area display
  • Virtual simulation
    • Set & move robot position
    • Change pose (per-axis / IK / Gizmo)
    • Zoom in/out & pan the view
  • Sequence validation
    • Add movement, pose, and measurement tasks
    • Simulate and validate the task sequence

RoboScan250 in One Line

The robot moves and measures on its own — fully automated 3D shape & deformation measurement.

RoboScan250 integrates an autonomous mobile robot, a 6-axis articulated robot, and the ZEISS ARAMIS digital measurement sensor to automate the entire process of movement → pose control → high-precision 3D measurement. It validates measurement sequences in advance within a digital-twin virtual environment and operates robots and measurement devices in real time through web-based integrated control, ensuring measurement accuracy and repeatability.

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