About

Built by people who build instruments.

Measuret comes from Multitek Technologies, a New Delhi company working in metrology, optical inspection and measurement systems. It is one product in a family, and it is deliberately the narrow one.

Why this product exists

Measuret is derived from Multitek WMS Essentials, a larger inspection application. A great deal of what that product does — weld inspection, image stitching, extended depth of field, morphological image processing — is irrelevant to a workshop that simply needs to measure geometry on an image and print a report.

Carrying features you do not use is not free. It is more to learn, more to go wrong, and more surface for an operator to get lost in on a Tuesday afternoon. Measuret keeps the measurement engine and the reporting, and leaves the rest out.

That is the whole idea. It is not a trial version of something bigger, and the features it lacks are not coming later. It measures geometry on images, properly.

The product

Name
Multitek Measuret
Subtitle
Image Measurement Suite
Version
1
Platform
Windows desktop, x64
Publisher
Multitek Technologies
Built in
New Delhi, India

How it is built

Three principles, visible in the software.

These are not marketing positions. They are constraints the code is held to, and you can see the consequences on screen.

01

The image is authoritative

Measurements are held in the source image's own coordinates and converted through the calibration. What the screen is doing — zoom, pan, window size — never enters the arithmetic. A value cannot change because somebody resized a window.

02

A change either happens or it does not

Every edit is validated and committed as a whole, or rejected without leaving anything half-changed. Everything is undoable. There is no state that exists only because an operation failed halfway.

03

The report reads the measurement

Excel and PDF are produced from the same measurement data and the same column policy, so the two formats cannot disagree. The report does not read the screen; it reads the document.

Traceability

Where the chain leads.

Multitek Calibration Pvt. Ltd. (MCPL) provides the traceability chain for Multitek instruments and is NABL ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited.

That matters for image measurement more than for most instruments, because an imaging system's accuracy rests on a scale factor somebody derived from an artefact. If the artefact is not traceable, nothing downstream of it is either.

What an auditor looks for →

The family

Other Multitek products.

Measuret is one of several inspection and testing products from Multitek. If your application needs weld inspection, metallurgical image analysis, spring testing or hardness testing, those are separate products.

Ask us and we will tell you honestly which product fits — including when the answer is none of them.

Get in touch

New Delhi, India.

201–208, 2nd Floor, Shri Krishna Complex, Vasundhara Enclave, New Delhi – 110096. Email service@multitek.in or telephone +91 78360 09222.