Materials Mechanics
Monocular 3D Video Extensometer
In cardiac patch deformation testing, the Haytham DIC system continuously captures specimen surface images, tracking speckle region displacement via DIC algorithms to solve surface displacement and strain — fully non-contact, adding no stiffness, without changing the specimen's mechanical state.
For long spans, irregular slope surfaces and complex sight conditions, front and rear camera flexible arrangement achieves continuous displacement monitoring of multiple slope areas with remote data management.
For dispersed mountain road slopes inconvenient to inspect, the vision displacement monitoring scheme provides automatic acquisition, remote viewing and anomaly warning, supporting road safety management.
By continuously recognizing slope targets with the Online Vision Tracker, displacement data is automatically collected and uploaded, enabling remote monitoring, trend analysis and threshold warning for county and township road slopes.
Addressing power supply and long-term operation challenges of remote expressway slopes, Haytham adopts solar and battery power for 1Hz displacement acquisition, remote upload and continuous monitoring.
Haytham's monocular 3D high-speed vision strain gauge uses DIC to completely record the keycap strike moment — press, bottoming, rebound and residual vibration — obtaining 3D displacement and vibration response data for keycap structure design, feel optimization and reliability testing.
Haytham's monocular 3D vision strain gauge records the entire load and unloading process of the headband via DIC, analyzing bending concentration positions, left-right deformation differences and residual deformation after unloading — supporting material selection, clamping force optimization and wearing stability analysis.
In stepped temperatures from room temperature to 250℃, Haytham's monocular 3D vision strain gauge uses DIC to synchronously acquire full-field out-of-plane displacement of the wafer, quantifying warpage and its evolution with temperature — supporting packaging process optimization, material matching and thermal reliability design.
Haytham's monocular 3D high-speed vision strain gauge uses monocular 3D DIC to completely record the keycap strike moment — press, bottoming, rebound and residual vibration — obtaining 3D displacement and vibration response data for keycap structure design, feel optimization and reliability testing.