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SPEOS CAA V5 Based Windshield Analysis SPEOS CAA V5 Based
To quantify and qualify the optical performances of a windshield OPTIS is presenting its new SPEOS CAA V5 Based application. There are only two keywords for these applications : Light and Perception
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The unique software dedicated to Windshield Analysis
SPEOS CAA V5 Based, the world reference The unique software dedicated to Windshield Analysis Its ease of use Its proven technology Its constant addition of new modules and libraries …make it a world-wide reference in CAD Light OPTIS is presenting its new SPEOS CAA V5 Based application. There are only two keywords for these applications : Light and Perception
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For who ? For what ? For car manufacturers and windshield manufacturers Optical regulation tests For car and windscreen manufacturers 12 specific features including view through feature Allows to simulate manufacturing process effects The Windshield Analysis has been developed in 2004 for Car Manufacturers working on style, body, life on board, safety as well as Windshield Manufacturers… Test of the compliance with the regulation ECE R43, SAE Z26 Quantitative analysis of the windshield (distortion, transmission, …) Qualitative evaluation of the windshield (both in static and dynamic condition)
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TOOL 1 - Optical Regulation Tests
First, you will master optical behavior of your windshield TOOL 1 - Optical Regulation Tests Optical deviation Optical distortion Secondary image separation Light transmission Color identification We can obtain results of all these aspects, to check the optical performance of our windshield. And especially if it complies with the standard (see the Passed and Failed results, automatically calculated.)
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TOOL 2 - Static distortion visualization
Next step : simulate distortion of your windshield TOOL 2 - Static distortion visualization Sighting target in reflection Sighting target in transmission Sighting marks Image distortion (road, landscape …) Moiré When the vehicle is static, these are issues that interest the windshield designer. Moiré is the effect created in the top picture- you see the circles radiating out from the bottom left corner of the windshield? And yet this is just an optical effect caused by two grids overlapping, but one slightly turned. Up until now designers have only been able to predict the Moiré effect by actually constructing a physical prototype, adding grids and a projector.
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TOOL 3 - Dynamic distortion visualization
And you will be able to do a dynamic simulation as well TOOL 3 - Dynamic distortion visualization Processing of initial video by adding distortion produced by the windshield Initial video Video with distortion produced by the windshield SPEOS CAA V5 Based Windshield Analysis Feature Windshield geometry SPEOS can also simulate the windshield’s dynamic state, that is to say when the vehicle is moving. Now we can model exactly how the scenery will look through the windshield. If the scenery is distorted the windshield design needs to be re-worked ! Material of the windshield
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Have a look… Action
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Windshield manufacturers
Summary For who? Car manufacturers (style, body, life on board, safety departments) Windshield manufacturers For what? Test of the compliance with the regulation ECE R43, SAE Z26 Quantitative analysis of the windshield (distortion, transmission, …) Qualitative evaluation of the windshield (both in static and dynamic condition) Benefits of SPEOS CAA V5 Windshield Analysis Validate at the first step of development process Save effort on invalid design Quickly evaluate the impact of a modification Maintain Independence from supplier Keep a new design confidential Usable by non-specialists Allows to handle manufacturing process defaults Gives Competitive advantage Z26 R43 The Windshield Analysis has been developed in 2004 for Car Manufacturers working on style, body, life on board, safety as well as Windshield Manufacturers…
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