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Product News: GSI Introduces New V-STARS 3-D Measurement Systems

Powered by “DynaMo” cameras

Geodetic Systems Inc.

Geodetic Systems Inc.

Wed, 10/06/2010 - 14:51
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(GSI: Melbourne, FL) -- Geodetic Systems In. (GSI), a global designer and manufacturer of industrial 3-D measurement systems, recently added a new line of V-STARS systems based on its new series of “DynaMo” cameras.

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The new “V-STARS/D” systems incorporating the DynaMo retain all the features and functionality of GSI’s well-established, industry-leading V-STARS systems, while achieving unprecedented levels of speed, accuracy, flexibility, and ease of use.

“The V-STARS/D systems provide up to 10 times the speed of our high-end V-STARS/M systems at about half their price,” says John D. Brown, GSI’s president. “While trading off a little of the established benchmark high accuracy of V-STARS/M, customers will gain the benefit of the much lower price point and much higher speed of V-STARS/D. The camera also has a high-speed, reduced visibility flash system with excellent camera synchronization, which makes it especially well-suited for high-accuracy dynamic measurements of fast moving or deforming objects.”

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