Perceptron 3d scanner


Perceptron Completes Merger with Atlas Copco

Plymouth, Mich., December 21, 2020 — Perceptron, Inc. (NASDAQ: PRCP), a leading global provider of 3D automated metrology solutions and coordinate measuring machines, today announced receiving all regulatory approvals and the successful closing of the previously announced Agreement and Plan of Merger with Atlas Copco, a world-leading provider of sustainable productivity solutions headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

As a result of the merger, Perceptron has become a wholly owned subsidiary of Atlas Copco. Under the terms of the merger agreement, Perceptron shareholders receive $7.00 per share in cash for each share of common stock held.  Following the closing, Perceptron’s common stock will no longer be publicly traded and will be delisted from the Nasdaq Global Market.

“We are pleased to have completed the merger with Atlas Copco, maximizing value for our shareholders, providing our customers with access to a broader array of technology and products, and offering our employees exciting new growth opportunities,” stated Jay Freeland, Chairman, and Interim CEO of Perceptron. “The path forward for our combined organizations is bright and the team is well-prepared for a seamless transition.”

XMS Capital Partners, LLC acted as financial advisor and Dykema Gossett PLLC acted as legal counsel to Perceptron on this transaction.

About Perceptron®

Perceptron (NASDAQ: PRCP) develops, produces, and sells a comprehensive range of automated industrial metrology products and solutions to manufacturing organizations for dimensional gauging, dimensional inspection, and 3D scanning. Products include 3D machine vision solutions, robot guidance, coordinate measuring machines, laser scanning, and advanced analysis software. Global automotive and other manufacturing companies rely on Perceptron’s metrology solutions to assist in managing their complex manufacturing processes to improve quality, shorten product launch times, and reduce costs. Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, Perceptron has subsidiary operations in Brazil, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Slovakia, Spain, and the United Kingdom.   For more information, please visit www.perceptron.com.

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Technology for Automated Solutions - Sensors and Software

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We design, manufacture, and deliver all the components for your automated solution; including the sensor, software, mounting hardware, installation labor, and support.

Sensors

Our non-contact sensors use a high-resolution camera and various laser colors to achieve reliable measurement on bare and painted metal, chrome, translucent materials, carbon fiber, and other materials at full production speed. With its IP67 rating (dust-tight, immune to temporary water immersion), the rugged sensor housing offers protection against the adverse conditions of an industrial production line, such as weld splatter, dirt, oil, etc. All sensors are calibrated and rectified at Perceptron’s manufacturing facility and ship ready to measure.

New to the sensing family is the AccuSite™ Optical Tracking option for robotic measurement. AccuSite turns the robot into a simple mover and eliminates all temperature and mechanical drift influence from the measurement results. Available on one or multiple robots, AccuSite is the ideal option when you need CMM level accuracy on the plant floor.

Industry Leading Software

Vector software is the backbone of Perceptron’s automated measurement solutions. Common to AutoGauge, AutoGuide, and AutoFit, Vector provides consistent measurement techniques and a complete suite of user-centric software solutions across all applications. Vector takes the sensor scan data, runs a pre-determined algorithm, and displays the results to the operator within seconds. Multiple notification methods are available to alert the operator if a measurement falls outside the set limits. All measurement results are also stored in a database for future data analysis.

The following software add-ons are also available to reduce setup time or perform advanced data analysis.

Automated Path Generation

Our Automated Path Generation (APG) module is a virtual setup of your measurement system that performs the robot programming, collision avoidance, and teaches the measurement plan for you. Ideal for off-line setup and on-site changes. You define the rules, constraints, goals, measurement plan, and APG will do the rest.

  Watch our APG webinar on-demand here (45-minutes)

Argus

Argus is designed for anyone responsible for achieving and maintaining a stable process. It is constantly reviewing the data and looking for suspicious patterns. Once a potential problem is identified, Argus’ visualization tools display 3D multi-dimensional variation in a CAD environment, significantly decreasing the effort required to interpret complex process problems. Argus turns your production data into actionable information.

Our Team Makes a Difference

Perceptron has installation and support locations in 12 countries to offer global solutions, supported locally. Our knowledgeable team of project engineers, project managers, and customer support representatives are available to maximize your return on investment when you select Perceptron.

Our commitment to you does not end with a successful system install. By tailoring our educational and training programs to meet your specific needs, Perceptron can help you take advantage of the most powerful process control tools in the industry.

neural network trained to change the angle of any video / Sudo Null IT News DRoman0v

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Original author: Chen Gao, Ayush Saraf, Johannes Kopf, Jia-Bin Huang

In films or YouTube videos, we watch what is happening from one point, we are not able to move around the stage or shift the angle of view. But the situation seems to be changing. For example, researchers from Virginia Tech and Facebook have developed a new video processing algorithm. Thanks to it, you can arbitrarily change the viewing angle of a ready-made video stream. What is noteworthy is that the algorithm uses frames that were obtained when shooting with one camera, combining several video streams from different cameras is not required.

The new algorithm is based on the NeRF (Neural Radiance Fields for Unconstrained) neural network. This network, which appeared last year, is able to turn photos into three-dimensional animation. However, to achieve the effect of movement in the video, the project had to be significantly improved.

What exactly can NeRF do?


NeRF is trained on a large number of images of the same object from different angles. Initially, she was taught to recreate three-dimensional pictures of famous architectural landmarks and other objects. Not all images folded and read perfectly, so it was necessary to expand the initial capabilities.

By itself, the neural network is able to create a 3D image at different angles from many images. It can also isolate 2D models. These images are converted from volumetric to planar by pixel-by-pixel transfer. How exactly?

When the desired angle of view is selected, the algorithm begins to pass rays through the 3D scene and create a 2D image pixel by pixel, using the density and color data of each pixel along the entire path of the ray. To get the whole frame, the process is started several times until the required number of pixels is collected from the rays calculated from different directions. This makes it possible to generate 2D images from any angle. In general, an interesting and original approach to solving such a non-trivial problem.

Video stream with effect


To achieve a similar effect for a video stream, similar steps are required. But there is an important nuance - in the video there is only one angle for each individual frame. To cope with the task, the researchers decided to train two different models in parallel. As a result, we got 2 algorithms at once: for the static and dynamic parts of the scene.

As for the static model, it is arranged according to the same principle as NeRF. There is only one difference - all moving objects were immediately removed from the frame.

With a dynamic model, everything is much more interesting. There was not enough staff to process it. Then the neural network was taught to predict frames for a volume stream. More precisely frames to each specific time t. These moments are conventionally called t-1 and t+1. The essence of a 3D flow is reduced to an optical flow, only in this case it is built for volumetric objects.

The scientists also managed to get rid of interference and ensure frame consistency. As a result, the new neural network recreates a fairly slender video sequence from different angles. The video provided by the developers shows an effect similar to what many of us remember from The Matrix. In cinema, it is called Bullet time, when the viewer is immersed inside the image.

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