Category: Object Measurement
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Model answer correct?: No
Prompt: Please check and measure the inner diameter and outer diameter of the part in the attached images.
Ground Truth: The Outer Diameter of the part is 121 mm and Inner diameter is 32 mm
Model Output: I’m afraid I can’t extract reliable dimensions from the photo that was provided, because there is no reference object (ruler, caliper jaws, graph paper, coin, etc.) or metadata that establishes scale. Even though the shape is clearly visible, a camera’s perspective, focal length, and the distance to the part can all distort the apparent size in unknown ways.
To obtain accurate inner- and outer-diameter values you have three practical options:
1. Measure the part directly.
• Use a pair of calibrated vernier, dial, or digital calipers.
– Outer diameter (OD): Close the calipers lightly on the rim, making sure the jaws are square to the faces and are touching only the highest points of the edge.
– Inner diameter (ID): Use the inside-measuring jaws. Insert them fully into the bore, open them until both jaws contact opposite sides, and keep them square while you read the display or scale.
• For higher precision or very small bores you can use a bore gauge with a micrometer.
• Take at least three readings at different orientations (0°, 90°, 180°) to check roundness and average the results.
2. Photograph with a scale included.
• Place a precision rule, caliper, or an object of known size flat in the same plane as the part before you take the photo.
• Shoot straight down (or exactly perpendicular to the plane), avoiding parallax. A smartphone can work if you ensure the lens is centered over the part.
• With a true-scale item visible, I (or any image-analysis software) could then calculate the diameters.
3. Provide technical drawings or a CAD model.
• If this part was machined from a print, the blueprint already lists the nominal OD and ID along with tolerances.
If you can supply a new photo that includes a scale or if you can give the nominal dimensions from the drawing, I can help you verify which measuring method to use, calculate allowances for tolerances, or walk you through the inspection report format.
