ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD FOR DETECTING RADIATION
Abstract
The invention relates to an arrangement (1) for detecting radiation, comprising: a radiation receiver (2) that has a receiving region (3) for receiving radiation (4); a plurality of objects (6) arranged inside an object field (5) for reflecting and/or emitting radiation (4) onto the receiving region (3) of the radiation receiver (2); a camera arrangement (8) comprising a plurality of cameras (9), wherein the cameras (9) are each provided with a lens for detecting the radiation; and a movement device, wherein the movement device is designed to transfer the camera arrangement (8) from a rest position into a capturing position and from the capturing position back into the rest position. In the rest position, the cameras (9) are arranged such that the lenses thereof are outside the receiving region (3) and therefore radiation originating from the objects (6) cannot be detected by means of the cameras (9). In the capturing position, the cameras (9) are arranged such that the lenses thereof are inside the receiving region (3) and therefore radiation originating from the objects (6) can be detected by means of the cameras (9). The cameras (9) are designed and configured such that, in the capturing position, the entire object field (5) can be detected thereby. This makes it possible to provide an arrangement (1) for detecting radiation by means of which the entirety of an object field (5) can be detected.
Inventors 6
- Johannes Christoph Sattler Aachen author as filed: Sattler, Johannes Christoph
- Iesse Peer Schneider Aachen author as filed: Schneider, Iesse Peer
- Cristiano Teixeira Boura Aachen author as filed: Teixeira Boura, Cristiano José
- Markus Sauerborn Aachen author as filed: Sauerborn, Markus
- Joachim Göttsche Aachen author as filed: Göttsche, Joachim
- Teixeira, Boura Cristiano José
Inventors are linked to an Aachen author when surname and first name match exactly one author.
Applicants
- FH AACHEN FH Aachen
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