GoPxL lets you acquire and apply measurements to 3D shape and 2D intensity data for robust inspection. And the suite of built-in measurement tools and filers means you don’t need to invest in third-party software or additional resources to develop your own measurement algorithms in order to solve your application.
Gocator measurement tools can be applied to 3D profiles, 3D surfaces, and 2D intensity images.
Gocator allows you to:
When running on Gocator® 5500 sensors, GoPxL lets you process 3D tomography, 3D topography, and 2D intensity data for each layer of a material, making it possible to measure the thickness of individual layers or detect defects on secondary layers in transparent and translucent materials.
Multi-layer profiling includes:
The new Script tool lets you solve applications that require custom processing or conditional logic to manipulate measurement values, surfaces, profiles, or geometric features passed as input from other tools, and to generate new measurement values, surfaces, profiles, or geometric features that can be passed to other tools or PLC outputs.
This tool allows you to solve more demanding applications without additional logic in a PLC or PC application.
More details about the Script tool:
An array is a group of data messages bundled into a single data object, for example, an array of profiles or an array of surfaces. Support for Arrays offers a number of benefits when using Gocator 3D smart sensors—especially when working with multi-layer data from Gocator line confocal (G5) sensors.
About Array support:
When parts have multiple sub-parts or many similar features, feature locations might be unknown or can change from part to part. In these cases, you want to perform the same set of measurements on each feature despite this variability. Tool Batching in GoPxL adresses this measurement challenge.
About Tool Batching:
In EV battery tray inspection, enabling batching mode on a single instance of a simple toolchain processes an array of all 16 battery cell surfaces individually for discrete inspection. This operation would otherwise require a much more complex workflow with many tool instances.
Arrays provide the user with increased efficiency and productivity by grouping data items into a single structure, such as multiple profiles or surfaces, multiple measurements, or multiple features. Each element in the array can then be processed by batching or aggregating.
NOTE: While users are encouraged to evaluate GoPxL, previous Gocator Firmware releases will continue to be supported and maintained. G2 and G3 products are currently shipping with firmware 6.1.42.10 or later.