Technology
ATOS (Advanced Topometric Sensor) - 3D Digitizer
A stand-alone system that mainly consists
of a sensor comprising two cameras, projector and stand, the control unit
for the sensor head and a high-performance Linux PC. Objects can
be measured quickly and with high local resolution. Measurements
are automatically transformed into a common global coordinate system.
Measuring data are made available as point clouds, sections or STL* data.
This allows accurate measurement of the shape and size of the visible
surface of almost any 3D object. The ATOS system allows for an efficient
and precise data gathering and reporting in:
*STL - A internationally recognized standard file format used in reverse
engineering for rapid prototyping that stores xyz coordinate measurements.
TRITOP - 3D Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)
An industrial, non-contact optical measuring
system for exact 3D coordinate acquisition of discrete object points.
This mobile technology supports time-optimized measurements for on-site
quality control and deformation analysis. The TRITOP system is mainly
used to take high resolution two-dimensional pictures of objects to provide
accurate large scale 3D coordinate frameworks utilizing photogrammetry
techniques. It is designed to define exact 3D positions of markers and
visible features and offers time effective on-site measuring and is an
add-on to ATOS.
CGI®
CSS 1000 System - First Article Inspection
A first article inspection system
that offers superior digitizing capability and performance over laser
digitizers, touch-probes, X-rays and in-house CAD reproductions for
parts with internal features. The system significantly reduces costs
and processing time involved with inspecting first article parts with
complex internal geometry. This system simultaneously digitizes
both the surface and the internal geometry of a part.
- The system is designed to reverse engineer parts that can fit within an envelope of 12 x 10.5 x 8 (over 1000 cubic inches) or 30 x 26 x 20 cm (over 15600 cubic centimeters).
- The advanced system design increases productivity by allowing multiple parts of the same material to be processed simultaneously.
- Aluminum alloys, plastics, steel, cast iron, brass, stainless steel, copper and wood can be processed on the system. If your part is machinable, the CSS 1000 system can capture its geometry.
- Layer thicknesses range from 0.0005 to 0.010 inches
The CSS 1000 can output the following formats:
- IGES, STL, SDRC, ISO G-Code, ASCII, DXF, IBL and VDA
