Mitsubishi Heavy Industries explains the importance of using ATOS structured blue light 3D scanner for precision digital manufacturing - aircraft skin panel production, dimensional analysis, spring back analysis, dies, assembly jig and checks.
Miele's presentation gives an overview on their ATOS and TRITOP implementation for the dimensional analysis of their consumer goods products. In order to maintain the strict Miele quality standards optical 3D measuring systems such as the ATOS 3D digitizer and the TRITOP photogrammetry system play an important role. They are a strategical building block in order to develop and implement a uniform quality control strategy across the group. The measuring systems are being used in, for example the first article inspection, virtual assembly and error analysis. The Miele presentation also demonstrates how different departments can profit from the simple to understand measuring results.
Jabil Greenpoint is the world's third largest electronic manufacturing service provider with over 21 million square feet manufacturing and over 60 sites on four continents. This presentation will look at their injection mold inspection process using ATOS in comparison to a CMM.
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction is part of Doosan Group - the oldest and one of the most successful conglomerates in Korea. Doosan Group is active in engineering and manufacturing of power plants, industrial facilities, desalination, engines, construction and construction equipment. This presentation will cover their ATOS and TRITOP usage for 3D scanning and coordinate measuring for reverse engineering projects.
With a CMM comparison to ATOS, Brembo explains the benefits of using the ATOS 3D scanner in their engineering processes for quality control inspection, first article inspection, 3d machining, production, prototype tests, assembly checks, incoming inspection and failure tests.
Lamborghini explains why they chose ATOS for 3D scanning applications such as reverse engineering and inspection of their luxury super sports car, and gives a comparison to their previous process using Faro.
This presentation describes Solar Turbine's integration of ATOS from 2006 to 2014 incorporating automation for higher repeatability, throughput, and productivity for a variety of engineering applications requiring precision metrology.
This presentation by Motorola explains the necessity for the Golden Part or Average Mesh and the statistical calculations.
North American Eagle asked Capture 3D to help create a digital model of their vehicle for CFD analysis to help in their attempt to break the World's Land Speed Record. This presentation will cover TRITOP photogrammetry, ATOS 3D scanning, and the analysis portion.
This presentation by NASA was a keynote presentation at the GOM International Conference and the Capture 3D Innovation Users Conference in 2012 that covers 30 years of flight history using GOM optical metrology technology for 3D scanning, inspection, photogrammetry, deformation, strain and material testing.