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Renishaw’s New Software Functionality Improves Accuracy

For measuring long axes in demanding environments

Quality Digest
Mon, 01/06/2025 - 12:00
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(Renishaw: West Dundee, IL) -- The latest version of Renishaw’s CARTO software (v4.12) now includes analysis-based data stitch functionality for long axis measurements using the XK10 alignment laser system.

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The data stitch function in CARTO Explore has been developed to reduce noise on long axis measurements, which are often affected by air turbulence. By breaking this measurement into smaller sections and stitching them together, the environmental effects on each section can be reduced, leading to an increase in the accuracy of the overall measurement.

Dan Throup, senior product manager, says, “The XK10 laser is used in demanding environments during machine tool build. Even though the XK10 laser can measure up to 30 meters, our users wanted to improve the measurement performance by capturing data over multiple short sections and stitching them together.”

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