New WinWerth® Version 9.44

WinWerth® version 9.44 includes many new functions for Werth ScopeCheck®, VideoCheck® and TomoScope® machines, as well as improved ease of use, speed and flexibility. One example is the extension of the PMI functions. According to the selection of the geometrical characteristic, for example a position deviation, all required geometrical elements are measured with automatic point distribution. The measured value is output including the deviation from the target value taken from the CAD model.
Both the TomoScope® machines and the multi-sensor systems allow ever shorter measuring times. To enable real-time evaluation even with large amounts of data, functions for parallel evaluation of measured data with several computers have been integrated into WinWerth®. As soon as the run-out evaluation is finished, the now free PC automatically picks up the next task. This also makes it possible to organize a complete measurement including evaluation in unmanned shifts overnight or at the weekend.
The deviations from various local target/actual comparisons of the workpiece, even in different alignment states, can now be displayed simultaneously in color-coded form. This new function is suitable for workpieces with several functionally relevant areas whose positions in relation to each other can deviate greatly from the target state.
The new Envelope Scanning following the cutting edge enables even faster measurement of the cutting edge contours of rotationally symmetrical tools. The image processing sensor follows the cutting edge with the help of a synchronized movement of the device axes.

TomoScope® machines have been working efficiently with factory-calibrated magnification levels since their market launch in 2005. Now the device operator can continuously set the magnification of his choice and start a measurement immediately without having to qualify it. The correct magnification for the current axis position is calculated automatically using an extended geometry correction. This increased flexibility also saves measuring time.
WinWerth® is probably the only coordinate measuring software that combines all functions for controlling coordinate measuring machines with optical and tactile sensors as well as computed tomography and the associated data evaluation. For example, CAD models, voxel volumes, point clouds, measurement and calculation elements, geometrical characteristics, color-coded deviation plots and video images can be displayed simultaneously in several views. Measurements can be carried out on volume sections using the image processing software, layers of any thickness can also be displayed and bond wires, for example, can be measured. The transfer functions, e.g. for spreading certain gray scale ranges for a more detailed display, can be saved and called up again. All functions are also available for CNC measurement sequences.
New functions such as 3D wall thickness measurement, which can be used to test bottles very quickly and easily, and automatic burr detection with color-coded deviation plots and analysis markers to display the maximum local burr length every 0.5 mm, for example, are also interesting for evaluating CT measurements. Missing features in an assembly can also be automatically identified by comparison with a master part.