3D Scanners capture images at rate of 15 surfaces/sec.
August 10, 2009 -
Equipped with wide-field-of-view 3D and mega-pixel 2D sensors, Artec3D scanners capture both shape and surface texture of objects in snap-shot or video mode. They capture images at speeds of up to 15 surfaces/sec and have measuring speed of up to 1.5 mil points/sec. User can scan image by simply walking around object and scanning it from various angles, while accompanying software combines all scanned images into one.
Cincinnati, OH - August 3, 2009 - Exact Metrology, Inc. is pleased to introduce the addition of the new Artec3D Scanner to their metrology product offering. Artec3D Scanners require no mounts or markers, and are ideal for a variety of applications including computer graphics & animation, medical imaging, archival, prototyping and more. Complete systems including hardware, software and training start at under $15,000.
The Artec3D Scanners work just like a regular video camera, but instead of a two-dimensional image, the result is a three-dimensional image captured at speeds of up to 15 surfaces per second. The scanning process is extremely straightforward: simply walk around the object and scan it from various angles, while the accompanying software combines all the scanned images into one. The scanners are equipped with wide-field-of-view 3D and mega-pixel 2D sensors, and the technology allows capturing both shape and surface texture of objects in a snap-shot or video mode.
"With a measuring speed of up to 1.5 million points per second and a price of under $15,000, the Artec3D Scanners are unlike any 3D scanner available on the market today," states Steve Young, Principal at Exact Metrology. "Their exceptional accuracy, high-speed performance and ability to digitize large, complex-shaped and moving objects open up new horizons for professionals across a wide range of industries."
To assist customers, Exact Metrology has launched an Artec3D microsite online at www.artec3Dscanner.com. This microsite contains product information, video tutorials, application examples and more.
For more information on the Artec3D Scanner or other Exact Metrology products and services, please visit www.artec3Dscanner.com or call Exact Metrology at 866-722-2600.
ABOUT EXACT METROLOGY, INC.:
Exact Metrology, Inc. is a full-service measurement services company that provides on-site inspection, reverse engineering, non-contact laser scanning, and 2D/3D digitizing services as well as contract programming, software training, part programming, and measurement equipment implementation. Utilizing the latest in portable measurement technologies and with decades of combined experience, Exact's application engineers can handle everything from small parts to parts over 30 meters. Exact Metrology also sells, services, and implements metrology equipment solutions from companies including Artec, ROMER, Leica Geosystems, Breuckmann, Metronor, Surphaser and InnovMetric.
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