KENNETH L BREY
Engineering in Mount Prospect, IL

License number
Massachusetts 51191
Issued Date
Jun 11, 2014
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2016
Type
Control Systems Engineer
Address
Address
Mount Prospect, IL 60056

Professional information

Kenneth Brey Photo 1

Dimensional Detection System Calibration Method

US Patent:
8228510, Jul 24, 2012
Filed:
Dec 13, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/324149
Inventors:
John Gregory Pangrazio - Volo IL, US
John Alan Pangrazio - Island Lake IL, US
Robert Thomas Pangrazio - Jonesboro AR, US
Kenneth Lloyd Brey - Mount Prospect IL, US
Cesar Pena-Gutierrez - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
LTS Scale Company - Twinsburg OH
International Classification:
G01B 11/14, G01B 11/00, G06K 9/00
US Classification:
356614, 356625, 3562431, 382154
Abstract:
An improved dimensional detection system is portable and can be used to characterize a workpiece. The dimensional detection system employs as few as a single focused light source and as few as a single camera along with a calibration data set to convert the illuminated pixels of an image of a beam on the workpiece into a cloud of real world points in space on an outer surface of the workpiece. The cloud of points can be processed to characterize the workpiece, such as by determining the right hexahedron that would encompass all of the real world points in space and which could be used to determine a dimensional weight of the workpiece.


Kenneth Brey Photo 2

Dimensional Detection System And Associated Method

US Patent:
2011028, Nov 24, 2011
Filed:
May 21, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/784622
Inventors:
John Gregory Pangrazio - Volo IL, US
John Alan Pangrazio - Island Lake IL, US
Robert Thomas Pangrazio - Jonesboro AR, US
Kenneth Lloyd Brey - Mount Prospect IL, US
Cesar Pena-Gutierrez - Chicago IL, US
International Classification:
G01B 11/14, G01B 11/00
US Classification:
356614, 356627
Abstract:
An improved dimensional detection system is portable and can be used to characterize a workpiece. The dimensional detection system employs as few as a single focused light source and as few as a single camera along with a calibration data set to convert the illuminated pixels of an image of a beam on the workpiece into a cloud of real world points in space on an outer surface of the workpiece. The cloud of points can be processed to characterize the workpiece, such as by determining the right hexahedron that would encompass all of the real world points in space and which could be used to determine a dimensional weight of the workpiece.