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Polyga Published: 11/07/2019
(Polyga: Vancouver, BC) -- Polyga has announced the launch of the company’s first optical coordinate measuring machine (CMM), MeasureXL. The 3D measurement system makes it simple to set up and quickly probe 3D measurement points off the contours of a part. MeasureXL consists of a wireless probe and a factory-calibrated optical tracker for an out-of-the-box accurate tracking experience. The 3D digitizer is wireless, providing users the freedom to measure. It doesn’t have any movement restrictions compared to traditional portable CMMs with articulated arms.
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“Our team at Polyga has more than a decade of experience developing the HDI structured-light 3D scanners for taking millions of 3D measurement points in one scan,” says Thomas Tong, president of Polyga. “There are times when our customers just need to take a few measurement points quickly. That is why we decided to broaden our product line with MeasureXL. You need to use the right tool for the job.”
In partnership with its North American distributor, GoMeasure3D, Polyga identified a great opportunity to develop a cost-effective hand-held optical CMM that is efficient at taking measurements, while providing users with plenty of space in which to work. The portable CMM has a flexible measurement range for measuring objects from the size of a baseball to a car door.
MeasureXL comes with its own proprietary software to measure and create all types of 2D (arcs, lines, and splines) and 3D geometry, as well as angles, distances, and points. Results are displayed immediately inside the software as probing occurs. Users can export all the data directly to IGES (CAD) or CSV (text) for use in other software for industry applications including product design and scientific research.
“Reverse-engineering packages consisting of hardware and software have traditionally been quite expensive,” says Paul Motley, CTO of GoMeasure3D. “What’s special about MeasureXL is that it is fully integrated with Rhino 6 for Windows CAD modeling software to create an affordable scan-to-CAD solution. Data taken from MeasureXL shows up in real time inside Rhino 3D to create accurate CAD models in less time than designing them from scratch.”
For more information, visit online at www.polyga.com.
Polyga is a developer of 3D scanners and mesh processing software based in Vancouver, Canada. The company has more than 10 years of experience building structured light 3D scanners and software that meet complex 3D imaging requirements. Their HDI Line of 3D scanners are a trusted brand of 3D imaging solutions used worldwide for a variety of industrial applications.
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