Vehicles of all kinds must be checked for possible defects when in use. This also applies to sailing boats that take part in regattas. Read here how 3D scanning supports the quality assurance process of important boat structures.
The automotive industry faces the challenge of fast and detailed quality control for its components. Optical 3D measurement technology supports the company SC PlasTec Kunststoffverarbeitung SRL, a plastic injection company, in developing and producing high quality technical and decorative parts for the automotive industry. It makes the validation of their products as efficient as possible.
In this article we’ll cover the basics of Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) and explain how 3D scanning solutions support in increasing product cycle efficiency.
3D scanning is only for industry-relevant parts and assemblies and standard materials? Far from it – even everyday objects can be digitized with 3D scanning technology and our partner will show you how, using a nativity set.
In this article our partner CAD Micro shows us how ATOS Q is supporting reverse engineering processes. With the mobile scanner, a throttle is scanned and the generated stl data used for precise 3d printing.
When it comes to the quality of incoming goods, Triple Infotech supports its customer Schneider Elektrik with the mobile 3D scanner ATOS Q.
Want to know more about the challenges of quality control in the supply chain? In this article you will learn more about it and how ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2 and ZEISS INSPECT software support the efficient quality assurance of different parts.
With the latest software release of 2023 come a variety of new and helpful features for 3D scanning. For example, in ZEISS INSPECT, creating a CAD out of a mesh is now possible via the surfacing function.
Did you know that ZEISS solutions also promote science and education projects in schools? In this application example you get to read more about Formula 1 in schools and how ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2 helps with data generation of miniature race cars.
PADT, our partner based in Tempe Arizona, is taking us along as they prepare for their annual Halloween-themed Open House. In the course of this, wax figures were scanned with our ATOS Q to create a copy via 3D printing.
