In addition to the 98-laser-line mode, the FreeScan Trio offers a single-line mode, one with 7 parallel lines, and one with 26 crossed lines. These modes can tackle many different projects in all kinds of industries.
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At the Formnext exhibition in Stuttgart, Germany scanning specialist AESUB 3D has launched two new products to aid optical 3D scanning applications.
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GelSight has announced the debut of GelSight Mobile Shock Protected Edition, a new, ruggedized version of the GelSight Mobile system, designed to perform in the most demanding environments, from production lines to the field.
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The BLK2GO PULSE was built in collaboration with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (Sony), the global leader in image sensors.
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The MAX Series’ sophisticated algorithms leverage the power of artificial intelligence, providing unparalleled tracking for the flawless 3D scanning of large and complex parts during dimensional inspections, product development, and reverse engineering.
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Orbis operators can seamlessly switch between walking and stationary scanning while continuously acquiring 360° images, ten times faster than using a traditional static laser scanner.
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The new payload, the Ouster OS0-128 Rev 7, will enable safe, centimeter-accurate scans of hard-to-reach areas, supporting Flyability’s overall company mission of keeping people out of hazardous environments. The payload comes as part of a bundle including training, reflective targets, and specialized processing software, FARO Connect.
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With this additional level of automation, GelSight Mobile 3.5 is making it easier for customers to digitize previously manual processes to improve efficiency and mitigate human error in crucial inspection processes across industries from aerospace, to automotive, and beyond.
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The BLK2FLY unlocks a new level of autonomy to build digital twins of entire structures, inside and outside.
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In order to measure very small, shiny and highly structured small parts more easily, they are typically matted using a scanning spray such as AESUB yellow.
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