Automated Measurement System Saves Space
Hexagon's qFLASH-A compact 3D optical measurement system: full-blown performance in a fun-size package.
Full-blown performance in a fun-size package.
It delivers a high frame rate and wide dynamic range to quickly and accurately digitize freeform parts without surface treatment, preparation or the use of markers.
Part features are accurately captured using advanced image analysis and edge detection engines, so users can obtain rich point-cloud data for a wide range of workpieces. Point-cloud spacing is from 0.0035 in.
Because projection and image capture take place within milliseconds, the impact of workshop vibrations or changes in ambient light on the system is minimal to none, ensuring high-quality results whatever the conditions. This makes the system well suited to shop-floor applications, eliminating the need to move parts from the workshop for measurement.
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