Looking for vision system

It's true easy to use doesn't mean accurate by any means,but it does mean one thing,it WILL get used. I've actually been to quite a few places where equipment just isn't used,because it is to hard to use or the perception of it being difficult to use is there.I don't know how many people I've heard say,well if its too hard to use i'll just do it the old way.They have no interest at all in learning new equipment whatsoever.This seems to apply to people who have been measuring things for a long time.
So accuracy is very important,true,but getting people to actually use eguipment is even more impotant.Hey our CMM right now is sitting in a corner collecting dust.The other machine I used to work on is also doing the same as all the mfg there has moved to Ireland.
As far as accuracy goes,probably out to .0001,or in rare cases out to .00001.We also had issues with seeing into and measuring blind bores and holes.You guys might just laugh out loud If you saw the comparator we use,its a Mitutoyo PH-350.For z axis it still uses an analog indicator which swings out of the way when not in use.Someone here said its over 20 years old.
Our height gage is a Fowler Trimos,which is probably 15-20 years old.So at this point getting something with a digital readout might just cause a parting of the waters here,If you know what I mean.

It's true easy to use doesn't mean accurate by any means,but it does mean one thing,it WILL get used. I've actually been to quite a few places where equipment just isn't used,because it is to hard to use or the perception of it being difficult to use is there.I don't know how many people I've heard say,well if its too hard to use i'll just do it the old way.They have no interest at all in learning new equipment whatsoever.This seems to apply to people who have been measuring things for a long time.
So accuracy is very important,true,but getting people to actually use eguipment is even more impotant.Hey our CMM right now is sitting in a corner collecting dust.The other machine I used to work on is also doing the same as all the mfg there has moved to Ireland.
As far as accuracy goes,probably out to .0001,or in rare cases out to .00001.We also had issues with seeing into and measuring blind bores and holes.You guys might just laugh out loud If you saw the comparator we use,its a Mitutoyo PH-350.For z axis it still uses an analog indicator which swings out of the way when not in use.Someone here said its over 20 years old.
Our height gage is a Fowler Trimos,which is probably 15-20 years old.So at this point getting something with a digital readout might just cause a parting of the waters here,If you know what I mean.