A structured light 3D scanner is a 3D scanning device used to measure the three-dimensional shape of an object using a projected light pattern and a camera system. [1]A light source from the scan head projects a series of parallel patterns onto the scan target. When light hits the surface of the obj

Applications[edit]· • GOM GmbH's Industrial Optical Metrology System (ATOS) utilizes structured light technology for highly accurate and scalable measurements. These systems feature self-monitoring for calibration status, conversion accuracy, environmental changes and part movement to ensure

Development of the first CMM coordinate measuring machine.Research shows that the development of modern 3-axis machines began in the early 1960s and is a direct descendant of modern 2-axis metrology machines invented in the 50s in various military defense industries.The first 2-axis universal measur

3D laser scanning technology can quickly and massively collect spatial point information, providing a new technical means for quickly establishing a 3D image model of an object. Because of its rapidity, non-contact, real-time, dynamic, active, high-density, high-precision, digitization, automation and other characteristics, its application and promotion is likely to cause another revolution in measurement technology like GPS.