On May 15, 10:32am, Terry T. Wohlers wrote:
> Subject: 3D Sensor for Reverse Engineering
> Hong Ding wrote:
>
> > We are currently looking for a 3D Sensor (e.g.,
> > laser scanner) package for our reverse engineering
> > applications. The requirements include:
>
> > 1) being able to digitize 300x300x300 (mmxmmxmm);
> > 2) producing STL and IGES files with good quality;
> > 3) reasonable scanning speed;
> > 4) price around US$40-50k.
>
> Hong - Take a look at Cyberware's product line. They are argubly the most
> developed in the industry. You can reach Steve Addleman, vice president, at
> steve@cyberware.com, or David Addleman, president, at david@cyberware.com.
> Except for price, at least one of their products fit your criteria. Keep
your
> eyes and ears open for a new digitizing system from them in the summer
> timeframe.
>
> Also consider laser digitizing products from Digibotics (Austin, TX) and
Laser
> Design (Minneapolis, MN). I don't have e-mail addresses for them with me.
> Systems from these companies produce data one point at a time, while
Cyberware
> captures several thousand points simultaneously by illuminating a line of
light
> on the object. All three use a data acquisition technique called laser
> triangulation.
>
> Hope this information is helpful.
>
> Terry Wohlers
>-- End of excerpt from Terry T. Wohlers
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Doug Mitchell
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