1612767

Overview

The SICK model 1612767 corresponds to the GB1612767.2A patent application, titled 'Method and device for acquiring master data of an object.' This intellectual property document describes a technical solution involving the use of multi-directional cameras to evaluate the dimensions of enclosed spaces. The invention focuses on capturing spatial data to determine object characteristics within defined boundaries.

Feature Summary

• Utilizes multi-directional camera systems for spatial evaluation
• Designed for assessing dimensions within enclosed spaces
• Facilitates acquisition of master data for objects

Applications

• Automated dimensioning of objects in confined areas
• Spatial data acquisition for logistics or manufacturing
• Master data generation for object identification

Procurement Notes

Verify that the part number 1612767 is correctly associated with the GB1612767.2A patent documentation. Confirm whether this identifier refers to a physical sensor component, a software module, or solely the patent record itself. Ensure compatibility with existing multi-camera setups if implementing the described spatial evaluation method.

Selection Notes

This identifier relates to a patented method for spatial assessment rather than a standard off-the-shelf sensor unit. Selection should focus on integrating compatible multi-directional camera hardware that supports the specific algorithmic requirements outlined in the GB1612767.2A specification for accurate enclosed space evaluation.

Part Context

SICK AG holds patents related to sensor-based data acquisition. Model 1612767 is linked to patent GB1612767.2A, which details methods for using multiple cameras to capture object master data. This represents a technological approach to spatial measurement rather than a simple electronic component catalog entry.

Replacement Considerations

No direct substitute part numbers are publicly documented for this patent-linked identifier. Implementation requires adherence to the specific multi-camera configuration and data processing logic defined in the original GB1612767.2A filing.