
Hello,
I would like to measure the object that I want the robot works with but I don't know where and how do I have to start for using the find function.
Can someboby help me please ?

Which robot are you using ?

How can I use those functions for example ?

To become more familiar with UR robots I recommend you take the UR academy course:
https://www.universal-robots.com/academy/
Then to measure your object, you can indeed use find surface to place the robot at the surface of the object. Then you can record the robot position using the UR function : get_actual_tcp_pose()
- Touch the object on each side
- Record in variables TCP positions on each side of the object
- Calculate the size of the object from the 2 TCP position you previously recorded

Hand-e have a resolution of 0.2mm.