Computer-aided inspection

Known as: Cai, Computer Aided Inspection

Computer Aided Inspection (CAI) is a new technology that enables one to develop a comparison of a physical part to a 3D CAD model. This process is…

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2018

With electric vehicles (EVs) pouring into infrastructure systems, coupled traffic and energy transportation networks (CTETNs) can…

2017

As data collections become larger, exploratory regression analysis becomes more important but more challenging. When observations…

2010

FIELD: transport. SUBSTANCE: method and device provide possibility to determine vehicle energy consumption on each path section…

2000

Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) is a set of standards that defines a clear and concise mathematical language for…

1997

Abstract : This report is the user's guide for the Computer Aided Inspection Forms for Hydraulic Steel Structures (CAIF-HSS…

1997

Although inspections in early development phases are more costeffective than other defect removal activities, inspection tools in…

1995

This paper describes a parallel implementation of a matrix/vector library for C++ for a large distributed-memory multicomputer…

1994

1992

This chapter describes the application of automated SPC, SFDC and CAI. Only a small proportion of inspection operations lend…

1991

The integration of computer vision to computer graphic modelers for the goal of inspecting manufactured parts could significantly…