Optische Messtechnik
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Bild: Third Dimension2D profile measurments for Fanuc cobots
Third Dimensions Vectro2 with Fanuc collaborative robots CRX unlocks quick and easy automation of 2D profile measurements for both metrology control and process control applications.
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Image: Alicona Imaging GmbHISO-compliant roughness measurements
Bruker Alicona’s FocusX is suitable for roughness measurements on complex and difficult-to-reach surfaces.
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Image: Me-go GmbHAutomated measurement services
Me-go has expanded its metrology portfolio with the purchase of a Gom / Zeiss ScanBox 6135 with Atos 5X including Plusbox.
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Bild: AT – Automation TechnologyCost-effective 3D profile sensors
The special benefit of the ECS (Eco Compact) 3D profile sensors from AT Automation Technology is their cost efficiency.
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Image: Ramona Optics Inc.Multi-Camera Array Microscope
Ramona Optics addresses a challenge in microscopy: the tradeoff between field-of-view and resolution.
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Image: Scanningspray Vertriebs GmbHMagnetic dodecahedrons for optical measurement methods
Aesub’s dices help to optimize optical measurement methods.
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Image: Dantec Dynamics GmbHMulticam DIC
Dantec Dynamics Multicam DIC is a combined, stereo-rig array, Digital Image Correlation (DIC) measurement system consisting of four or more (up to 16), USB3, or GigE cameras.
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Image: Scansonic Holding SEPrecise seam guidance
Scansonic’s triangulation-based TH6D-Advanced sensor for precise seam tracking applications enables a resolution of 25m.
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Image: Ametek GmbH – Creaform DeutschlandMobile 3D scanners for large components
The hand-held 3D scanners of the Max series from Creaform offer a 3D scanning area of approx.
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Image: Shining 3D Technology GmbHHigh-end scanning without reference points
The high-end scanner FreeScan Trio from Shining 3D uses 98 laser lines to scan detailed workpieces without reference points.
