Non-contact Three Dimensional Strain Measurement System (3D-DIC)

　We are pleased to inform you that we have introduced the non-contact three-dimensional strain measurement system that utilizes digital image correlation, 3D-DIC System. We have prepared a leaflet provided below for this system.
　Digital image correlation is a method used to measure deformation and strain in a specimen. It involves applying a randomized pattern called a speckle pattern onto the surface of the specimen. As the specimen undergoes changes, a digital camera captures a series of images, allowing for the analysis of the strain and deformation. The digital image correlation is commonly abbreviated as DIC.

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