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IWAA 2022, CERN

31 October 2022 to 4 November 2022
Appart'City Hotel
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Session 2 - Instrumentation I

Session 2 - Instrumentation I
1 Nov 2022, 11:15

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Session 2 - Instrumentation I: Session 2 - Instrumentation I

  • Markus Schlösser (DESY)

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  1. 85. MAX IV high precision self-positioning robot
    Mrs Alina Andersson (MAX IV)
    01/11/2022, 11:15
    Oral
  2. 86. Leica Absolute Tracker AT500 – the new long-range, battery-operated Tracker
    Mr Matthias Saure (Hexagon)
    01/11/2022, 11:40
  3. 87. Challenges for Mobile Hydrostatic Levelling Systems applied in accelerator environments
    Patrick Bestmann (CERN)
    01/11/2022, 12:05
    Oral
  4. 32. Challenges for Mobile Hydrostatic Levelling Systems applied in accelerator environments
    Patrick Bestmann (CERN)
    Instrumentation
    Oral

    The research for automated measurement solutions for the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a key point for future developments and from extreme importance for even bigger machines like the Future Circular Collider (FCC) where manual measurements are almost excluded due to the very large scale of the future machine. The developments for transversal measurements using close-range photogrammetry are...

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  5. 51. Leica Absolute Tracker AT500 – the new long-range, battery-operated Tracker
    Mr Matthias Saure
    Instrumentation
    Oral

    Recently Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence has released the Leica Absolute Tracker AT500 as a successor of the Leica Absolute Tracker AT403.
    The new system bridges the portability and large volume capabilities of the AT40x with the productivity of the AT9x0 and ATS600 series.
    The development of the AT500 has put a strong focus on application types, that used to be solved with AT40x systems,...

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  6. 8. MAX IV high precision self-positioning robot
    Mr Abdullah Shahin, Alina Andersson
    Instrumentation
    Oral

    A high precision robot has been built for the MAX IV laboratory in Lund, Sweden. The robot
    assists with marking 2D projections from CAD models onto floors. The second important function
    of the robot is floor scanning, which aids in 3D model correction in construction, production,
    and installation processes at large facilities. The positioning provided by the robot will ideally
    need to be...

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