Faru Technology's Large Workpiece Measurement and Laser Scanner Focus3D Launch Conference Successfully Held

On December 22, 2010, an online meeting of the “Faruda’s Large Workpiece Measurement Online Communication Conference” and “Laser Scanner Focus3D New Product Launch” was held at the International Metal Processing Network. This seminar was organized by Xin Xing, the client manager of Faro Technology Laser Scanner. Mr. Wang Xicheng, a technical expert and application engineer of Faru Technology, acted as a lecturer and gave a live demonstration of the new product, such as the revolutionary 3D laser scanner Focus3D, for the majority of users of Faru. The conference scene was very lively, and netizens gave speeches. A strong interest in new technologies and new products.

According to an expert from Faru Technology, Focus3D is a revolutionary high performance 3D laser scanner that can perform complex measurements and documentation. It is equipped with an intuitive touch screen and is easy to operate. Digital camera. Four times lighter and five times smaller than comparable products, it is the smallest and lightest laser scanner in the industry. The Focus3D uses laser technology to generate detailed 3D images of complex environments and geometric objects in just a few minutes. It's incredible. A three-dimensional point cloud composed of millions of colored dots can digitally reproduce the current environment. This new method, such as the laser scanner Focus3D, can be widely used in the documentation of large space environments, parts quality control, and reverse engineering. With its millimeter-level measurement accuracy and measurement speeds of 976,000 measuring points per second, the Focus3D provides the most efficient and accurate 3D measurement and documentation, including building construction, earthwork volume, building facades and structural deformations , crime scenes, accident locations, product geometries, factory process controls, etc. This product can be widely used in the following industries: foundry, metal, mold, metallurgy, hydraulics, blades, shipbuilding, hydropower blades, nuclear power blades, aircraft, petroleum, exploration, railways.

It is worth mentioning that this conference will be broadcast for one year on the website of the International Metal Processing Network. The users who are watching innocently on the same day can still watch online at any other time. If you have any questions, you can still ask questions. Experts will reply to you in the first time and will send it to your mailbox.