Laser Design Offers PolyWorks IMAlign Plug In
MINNEAPOLIS,
MN, Dec 22, 2008 - Laser Design Inc., the leading supplier of 3D laser
scanners for more than 20 years, announced that the PolyWorks IMAlign
plug-in is now available for Laser Design’s line of FARO and Romer portable
arm 3D laser scanners.
InnovMetric's
PolyWorks software is a market-leading package for point cloud digitizing,
dimensional analysis, comparison to CAD and reverse engineering
applications. President of Laser Design C. Martin Schuster commented, “Laser
Design’s portable laser scanning systems with the PolyWorks plug-in combines
the convenience, accuracy, and speed of portable laser scanning with the
remarkable point cloud data computing techniques of the software to simplify
the process and save valuable engineering time and resources.”
For customers and customers-to-be who have a portable Laser Design
scanner with PolyWorks software, the plug-in allows them to scan directly
into the PolyWorks software package providing enhanced graphical feedback of
the scanning process as data is collected. When using the PolyWorks plug-in
while gathering scan data from the FARO arm, the user literally sees the
point cloud being captured from the part in real-time as the scanning
process proceeds. The screen updates to the user’s viewing angle as the arm
is moved around the part.
This real-time feedback allows the user to adjust the scanning speed and
approach as well as showing areas where the user needs to go back and gather
more data which greatly improves the efficiency of the scanning process. The
potential time savings are significant, which translates into faster times
to market and an improved bottom line. PolyWorks is the preferred solution
in the automotive and aeronautic industries. It is totally automated, has a
universal platform, and delivers optimum performance in user operation and
interface configuration.
About Laser Design, Inc.
Laser Design, Inc. has been the leading supplier of ultra-precise, 3D
laser scanning systems and services for over 20 years. Used for capturing
the 3D shape of objects with complex geometries and free-form
surfaces, Laser Design’s Surveyor line of automated and portable scanning
systems are ideal for 3D scanning applications involving inspection and
reverse engineering of complex shaped plastic and metal parts. The
company’s patented laser line-probe technology dramatically reduces scanning
time by collecting data substantially faster and more accurately than
conventional metrology technologies. Laser Design integrates Geomagic,
Rapidform, and PolyWorks software with its laser scanners to provide
complete solutions for reverse engineering and inspection applications.
Headquartered in Minneapolis, the company has Regional Technical Services
and Support Centers in Seattle and Detroit, and distributors throughout
Europe, Asia, and North America. Laser Design also operates GKS Inspection
Services (www.GKS.com), an in-house service
bureau division offering complete 3D scanning, reverse engineering, and
dimensional inspection services.
For further information, contact Laser Design, by phone (952-884-9648),
fax (952-884-9653), via email at
sales@laserdesign.com or visit Laser Design’s web site at
http://www.laserdesign.com.
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