This presentation describes Honeywell's implementation of ATOS for inspection of turbine engine components as well as a CMM comparison.
This presentation describes Honeywell's implementation of ATOS for inspection of turbine engine components as well as a CMM comparison.
This presentation describes Honeywell's implementation of ATOS for inspection of turbine engine components as well as a CMM comparison.
This paper will highlight the use of scanning technology to aid in rapidly developing new patterns of a tamper casting used by the railroad industry. A procedure for efficiently integrating scanned data with CAD model development to validate the design intent and meet short production schedules will be presented.
This paper will highlight the use of scanning technology to aid in rapidly developing new patterns of a tamper casting used by the railroad industry. A procedure for efficiently integrating scanned data with CAD model development to validate the design intent and meet short production schedules will be presented.
This presentation by Triumph covers the benefits of utilizing simple and cost effective reference frames for measuring airfoils for reverse engineering and inspection applications. Reference frames are pre-measured and can be utilized over for similiar parts within the same size. This allows for target-less scanning with a high degree of accuracy.
The C130 Aircraft has proven to be one of the most reliable and versatile transportation aircraft for numerous governments. Canada’s National Research Council was contracted by Canada’s Department of National Defense to share the information with Canadian, British and Australian governments for the C130 Life Extension Program which contracted Capture 3D to obtain a digital model. The measuring session took place between August 5, 2003 and August 15, 2003 at Greenwood Air Force Base, Nova Scotia, Canada.
In recent years, the complexity of parts in the plastics processing industry has increased, generating high demand for the development and use of new metrology procedures to optimize the complete process chain in industrial environments. Standards in quality assurance are now set by threedimensional optical measurement technologies such as those developed, manufactured and distributed by GOM (Gesellschaftfür Optische Messtechnik) of Braunschweig, Germany, one of the world’s leading providers of 3D metrology solutions.
This presentation by BMW describes their die panel inspection process as well as a comparison to CMM versus ATOS structured light 3D scanning. Every panel measured in GOM generated a colour map and also a CMM Series point report including Form, Trim and pierce. The review of problems found highlighted that 97% of problems ware form related. After Discussion with the Press shop they confirmed the that generally only the form process would vary due to material spec and press pressure changes and that change in form could be linked the trim and pierce changes due to the change in form location on the die.
This presentation explains how TRITOP photogrammetry and ATOS were used for CFD analysis to help reach world record speeds of 200+ mph.