METHOD FOR MONITORING LINEAR DIMENSIONS OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL OBJECTS

The invention relates to the field of measurement technology and relates to methods for measuring profiles of three-dimensional objects. With the aid of a projector, a previously known image which comprises non-intersecting lines is projected onto an object. The reflected signal is recorded with the aid of two cameras which are arranged at different distances away from the projector and which form different triangulation angles between the central beam of the projector and the central beams of the cameras. The distance between the projector and the closest camera is selected in such a way that the triangulation angle of the central beam of this camera and of the central beam of the projector is equal to the arctangent of the ratio of the distance between the projected bands to the depth of field of the camera lens. With the aid of the image produced by the first camera, the longitudinal and vertical coordinates of the projected lines are determined, and then the vertical coordinates of the lines are made more precise with the aid of the image produced by the second camera. The technical result consists in simplifying and expediting the measurement process.