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Entry-Level 3D Optical Testing
Compact single-sensor DIC for standardized material testing. Tensile, compression, shear, and bend tests.
ZEISS ARAMIS 1 is an optical measurement system used to capture strain, displacement, and deformation in three dimensions. Its stereoscopic camera technology enables non-contact measurement of deformation during quasi-static tests — including tensile, compact tension, and 3- and 4-point bending tests, delivering full-field data where traditional strain gauges and extensometers fall short.
ARAMIS 1 combines two metrology-grade cameras into a single, factory-calibrated sensor head. Set it up, align it to your specimen, and start measuring — no point-by-point instrumentation, no surface contact, no gauge length limitations. You see the entire specimen surface, every test, every time.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Strain measurement range | 0.005 % – 2,000 % technical strain |
| Field of view | 50 × 40 mm up to 500 × 425 mm |
| Measurement volume | 50 mm to 500 mm length |
| Sensor configuration | Stereoscopic dual-camera |
| Lenses | Two pairs of metrology-grade lenses included |
Industries: automotive, aerospace, materials research, electronics, medical devices, academic and government labs.
ARAMIS 1 is driven by ZEISS CORRELATE, the digital image correlation (DIC) and point-tracking software that turns raw image data into full-field strain and displacement results. Upgrade to ZEISS CORRELATE Pro for parametric workflows, reusable templates, and dedicated apps that standardize testing across your team.
Strain gauges give you one number at one location. ARAMIS 1 gives you the whole picture — every point on the specimen, every frame of the test — so you can see exactly where, when, and how your material fails. It's the fastest path from a test specimen to validated material data.
Industries & Applications
Talk to an engineer about how this system fits your testing program.