Real3D technology offers - complete geometry measurements of complex component geometries, - analysis of even complex profiles and the measurement of flat and curved components and - verification of form deviations By creating a digital twin of the component, target-actual comparisons to CAD data are possible. Using Real3D, users measure surfaces from numerous perspectives. Single measurements are then automatically merged into a full 3D dataset. High-precision and calibrated rotation and tilt axes ensure automated, repeatable and traceable measurements of form and roughness on the whole measurement object. Users are able to visualize and measure surface features such as diverse flank angles, thread pitches and undercuts. How does Real3D work? The component is measured at various rotation and tilt angles. Based on the registered true color information of each measurement point, the single measurements are transformed into a joint coordinate system. The single overlapping measurements are then precisely merged into a complete 3D data set. Real3D enables measurements of form and roughness from numerous perspectives. These single measurements are then automatically merged into a full 3D data set. As a result, users obtain a visualization of the component from different angles as well as measurements of contour, difference and form. Thanks to high-precision and calibrated rotation and tilt axes, measurements are repeatable and traceable too. Fusion measurement Individual measurements are merged into a full 3D data set Single measurements from various positions are automatically merged into a 3D data set. The Real3D technology allows the visualization of the component from different angles plus a measurement of contour, difference and form. Contour measurement Analysis of even complex profiles Users measure angles, distances, circles, incircles, circumcircles, thread pitches etc. from every position. In addition, the contour measurement module includes roundness measurement. Even complex profiles of, e.g. along helixes, are measured. 3D form measurement Measurement of flat and curved components Operators measure regular geometries and curved surfaces. Automatic fitting of spheres, cones and cylinders enables the visualization and form measurement of tools and other components. Also, deviation from target geometry becomes clear. Difference measurement Verification of form deviation Difference measurement is used to numerically compare two different geometries. A typical application is the measurement of wear before and after use of a cutting tool. Also, users measure form deviations to a CAD-dataset or reference geometry. The module is also used in the field of Reverse Engineering.
