The ARAMIS Professional software combines the functionalities of the ARAMIS sensors and the GOM Correlate software, thus offering a synchronized acquisition of images and analog data as well as evaluation functionalities.
Synchronized Image Acquisition
ARAMIS Professional supports the direct acquisition of images with all ARAMIS sensors and the synchronized acquisition of analog data with the GOM Testing Controller. It controls the triggering of the sensors as well as the light management and enables the integration in existing testing environments.
Parametric Software Concept
With GOM’s parametric concept, each individual element retains its creation path within the software structure. All actions and evaluation steps are fully traceable and interlinked. Individual elements can be modified and adjusted at any time, and a one-button solution updates all dependent elements automatically after changes have been made.
Timeline-based Inspection
The timeline is an integrated element in the graphical user interface and supports the management of measurement projects. Functionalities for the definition of areas of interest are implemented as stage ranges and help the user to navigate through the measuring data and to focus the evaluation and the reporting on important time periods of the measurement project.
I-Inspect
I-Inspect stands for intelligent inspection and guides operators through the inspection process. I-Inspect suggests suitable measuring principles and inspection criteria to suit the selected element. With I-Inspect, even complex inspection tasks can be implemented quickly and easily.
Digital Image Correlation
Digital image correlation (DIC) is an optical non-contact method to measure 3D coordinates for the evaluation of 3D surfaces, 3D motion and deformation. Stochastic patterns and/or point markers are utilized to describe discrete image areas, which can be determined with subpixel accuracy by analyzing the image information. With this principle, point-wise and full-field measuring results are created and used for a wide range of applications in materials research and component testing to determine the static and dynamic behavior of specimens, such as displacements and strain. Thus, DIC enables an analytical investigation of the complex behavior of any test object.
3D Motion and Deformation Analysis
For the analysis of 3D motion and deformation, GOM Correlate uses a component concept, in which user-defined groups of points are consolidated and tracked over a certain time. This time-based component evaluation results in 3D coordinates in all evaluated images, which are used for the accurate computation of 3D displacements. Component groups are additionally used for the compensation of rigid body motions by analysing and subtracting the displacements in between these groups. Moreover, knowing the exact 3D displacement of a component allows the evaluation of 6 degrees of freedom in terms of translation and rotation in 3D space.
Customizable Mathematics
Most results, such as displacements and strain, are calculated using pre-defined inspection principles throughout the standard evaluation workflow. For specific evaluations, GOM Correlate provides an interface that allows the implementation of user-defined mathematics and formulas and enables the automatic computation of the corresponding results.
Image Mapping
Image mapping acts as an intuitive user interface that supports the user in all work steps for the project definition, the analysis of results and the reporting. All necessary user interactions are directly performed on the measurement images and results are instantly displayed, such as vector fields and full-field displacement and strain.
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