Scientific Paper
Accurate Stereo-Vision-Based Flying Droplet Volume Measurement Method
Summary
A stereo-vision method measures the volume of micrometre droplets in flight for inkjet-printed OLED manufacturing without assuming they are symmetric. Synchronised two-camera imaging, a segmentation algorithm robust to blur and a contour-based reconstruction give volumes within ±3%, with relative standard uncertainty better than 2.1%.
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