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3-D Scanner Gets the Blues

ATOS Triple Scan uses blue LED light-source technology

Capture 3D

Capture 3D

Tue, 01/11/2011 - 11:45
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(Capture 3D: Costa Mesa, CA) -- Capture 3D has released the GOM ATOS Triple Scan series of 3-D scanners incorporating blue LED light-source technology and new pattern projection techniques.

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ATOS is known for its accuracy, speed, and configuration flexibility, and supports small to extra-large measurement projects. The ATOS Triple Scan allows noncontact measurement of shiny or dark surfaces and difficult-to-capture areas. It offers automatic scan-patch, geometry-based alignment, intelligent software for data quality checks, measurement history, and parametric-based inspection capabilities.

For more details, visit www.capture3d.com/products-ATOS-TripleScan.html.

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