ZEISS ARAMIS Adjustable

Whether e-mobility, lightweight construction or classic vehicle development disciplines: With the 3D measurement data from ARAMIS, OEMs and service providers can reliably meet the high requirements for safety, function and service life.

In the aerospace sector, ARAMIS has established itself as an indispensable measuring system for characterizing all materials, for prototype testing and for assessing the stability of components and structural parts.

ARAMIS offers exactly the competitive advantage that companies need in such a fast-moving industry: greater efficiency in product development, combined with fundamental expert knowledge of materials and parts.

Optical 3D metrology provides valuable insights for research into new materials and the development of orthopedic implants and sports products.

The energy sector is facing a huge transformation as a result of the expansion of renewable energies. Energy-producing companies must always keep an eye on the safety of their systems. To ensure safety, a large number of mechanical tests such as tensile, compression and bending tests are carried out. Vibration tests on components such as generators and turbines also play a major role in ensuring that the components can withstand the high loads caused by vibrations during operation. ZEISS ARAMIS is the optical measuring solution for the determination of strain, deformation and displacement in 3D.

The precise full-field ARAMIS measurement results improve the accuracy of material parameters. Existing evaluation methods are optimized and thus become more reliable, such as the determining of flow and forming limit curves. Some material tests are only possible because ARAMIS measurements are carried out with a non-contact method and the results have a high spatial resolution. They are used, for example, in tensile, shear, compression and three-point bending tests as well as in high-speed and temperature tests.

ARAMIS is used for stiffness analyses, vibration analyses, fatigue strength tests and crash tests. The measurement results form the basis for determining product service life forecasts or load limits and optimizing the geometry layout. In the load test, the system records the real component geometry including the non-linear deformation behavior and allows a direct comparison with the FEM data.

The ARAMIS sensors provide information on material properties, the deformation behavior of components and the boundary conditions of test setups. These are input parameters for the simulation models as well as comparison variables for optimization and validation. The software enables the import of FE data from ABAQUS, PAMSTAMP, LS-DYNA and ANSYS, AUTOFORM as well as their 3D alignment in space and to the measurement data.