Re: point clouds to production drawing

From: Alain BERNARD (alain.bernard@cran.u-nancy.fr)
Date: Thu Dec 03 1998 - 21:21:03 EET


Andreas,

we made such a project with tiles (you see what I mean, roofing tiles).
We defined a generic feature-based parametric model on Pro-eng, and it was
possible to create the geometry of a new tile, only with the description
of different functional elements. Some of these elements were some curves,
on which some basic surfaces were built. So, we introduced the capability
to scan these curves on a model and introduce them via santools module to
the parametric model.
Of course it was also possible to scan all the details of a tile, or of die
used for tile forming, and model the shapes using scantools.
We have published different results during SPIE conference in Boston, two
years ago. This project has been achieved three years ago.

We also made an industrial project for the modeling of the blade used in
the painting systems of car repare. These people need to have always the
same colors, and to keep the paintings in good conditions, before spray
painting of the cars. So they use mechanical motorised systems to mix the
paintings.

We continue working on 3D scanning and reverse engineering in my research
team. We use a Kréon line laser sensor, and different softwares for part
modelling from the scanned point clouds.
We are working on automatic generation of scanning strategy, simulation and
validation of the different related positions between the part and the sensor.

I do not know exactly what information you need.
Please let me know.

Best Regards,

Prof. A. BERNARD

A 10:59 03/12/98 EST, vous avez écrit :
>Hello group!
>
>I am a visiting scholar from Cologne, Germany writing my senior thesis at
>Florida Atlantic University.
>I am a new member in the list and amazed about this great experience exchange
>between the members. So far I don't have many experience I could share with
>you but I would really appreciate if some of you could give me a few hints
how
>to get ahead with my project.
>The aim of my project is reverse engineering of a turbine blade by generating
>production drawings and a solid model from geometrical data obtained by a
>laser scanner.
>So far I am working with Pro/E ( release 20) and iges files, generating
>surfaces with the scantools.
>Does anybody have experiences in this process?
>I am looking forward to any reply.
>Thanks a lot in advance.
>
>Andreas Langmaack
>Florida Atlantiv University
>Boca Raton, FL
>andreasla@usa.net
>
>
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