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Automobile Body Panel Color Measurement Test
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Abstract
It has been proposed that an automated remote color inspection of automobile body panels is possible with a reasonably precise color measurement. This paper outlines a test of a new 3D color measurement technology as applied to this task and presents the results of the first test. A camera is set up several feet away from a car body; a 3D orientation measuring system takes both 3D and color data from the car. The raw data is presented as a set of 3D graphs; the geometry-corrected data is also provided. Statistical analysis is presented to indicate system precision.
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Craven, R., Pertl, F., and Smith, J., "Automobile Body Panel Color Measurement Test," SAE Technical Paper 970995, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/970995.Also In
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