The Virtual Targets Center provides weapon system developers, testers, evaluators and trainers with target geometries and simulation model inputs of variable resolution in multi-spectral domains, to answer the life-cycle simulation needs in support of the soldier.
For more than 60 years, ship propellers from MMG have been setting new standards – in size, quality and efficiency. The key to our success are propellers that perfectly match the vessel, its engine and the purpose of the ship. This presentation will cover how MMG is utilizing ATOS and TRITOP for the scanning and inspection of large propellers.
This presentation covers Proctor & Gamble's implementation of ATOS from 2003 to 2013 focusing on processes for dimensional analysis and inspection of plastic parts, tooling, molds, etc for high accuracy and rapid product manufacturing.
This presentation covers Snecma's importation and utilization of FTA, their encountered problems and solutions.
This presentation will cover the strategic implementation of ATOS into Gedia's manufacturing process.
This presentation covers the history of ATOS 3D scanners at Opel's manufacturing facility and their progression to automated inspection for quality process improvement and higher production.
ACTech was established in 1995 and offers development, design and improvement of castings, production of fully functional, and full-machined prototype castings for development purposes. This presentation will cover the uses of ATOS in the manufacturing of their casting products from development to production.
Boeing relies on optical metrology to manufacture large-scale drill fixtures, which are used to position parts with maximum accuracy for assembly at key points in production. To do so it has chosen to use the TRITOP photogrammetry system and the ATOS optical 3D digitizer, which initially capture existing fixtures during a fast, efficient and precise process in the production environment itself. The 3D data supplies the information needed for rapid manufacturing and reproduction with CAD/CAM processes. The metrology systems can also be used to inspect finished fixtures. Optical measurement technology therefore guarantees an efficient and precise production as well as quality controls on component fixtures.
The focus of the presentation was the mutual project from Volkswagen and GOM in the area of optical in-line measuring technology, with which the production quality of mounted parts for the new Golf 7 is automatically controlled. In each production line an ATOS optical 3D scanner is fully automatically monitoring the quality of the engine hoods, tail gates and doors. The measurement results are available during the production and allow processes to be quickly and accurately targeted and optimized.
Yaris Kabin gives an overview on their manufacturing process as well as how ATOS and TRITOP have been implemented for dimensional analysis and checking of parts for inspection and reverse engineering applications on their industrial equipment.