/Probe For Three-dimensional Scanner And Three-dimensional Scanner
Abstract

Favorable measurement workability is obtained by further enhancing a degree of freedom in handling a probe while enhancing measurement accuracy. A probe for a three-dimensional scanner includes a first marker block and a second marker block that are arrayed side by side in a first direction with a scanner unit positioned at a center, and a third marker block and a fourth marker block that are arrayed side by side in a second direction with the scanner unit positioned at the center. The marker blocks have self-luminous markers facing a plurality of directions, respectively. The fourth marker block is arranged to be separated from a plane defined by the first marker block, the second marker block, and the third marker block.

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What is claimed is:

Favorable measurement workability is obtained by further enhancing a degree of freedom in handling a probe while enhancing measurement accuracy. A probe for a three-dimensional scanner includes a first marker block and a second marker block that are arrayed side by side in a first direction with a scanner unit positioned at a center, and a third marker block and a fourth marker block that are arrayed side by side in a second direction with the scanner unit positioned at the center. The marker blocks have self-luminous markers facing a plurality of directions, respectively. The fourth marker block is arranged to be separated from a plane defined by the first marker block, the second marker block, and the third marker block.
Timeline
Filed
04/21/2026
Published
08/27/2026
Granted
Not Available
IPC Codes(3)
G01B 11/25:by projecting a pattern, e.g. moiré fringes, on the object (takes precedence G01B 11/255)
G01B 5/00:Measuring arrangements characterised by the use of mechanical techniques
G01S 17/42:Simultaneous measurement of distance and other coordinates (indirect measurement G01S 17/46)