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Optical 3D Deformation and Strain Measurement

3D Image correlation technology has been widely used for the analysis of a broad range of materials ranging from biomechanics measurements of tissues, organs, ligaments and bones to microelectronics, automotive and aerospace applications. Manufacturing optical measurement systems for digitizing, forming analysis and materials analysis has become a part of advanced process chains for the development of products and production processes allowing data to be linked and automatically uploaded to quality control systems for precision lean operations.

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