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Scantech has launched the AM-CELL C series, an automated optical 3D measurement system designed for high-speed quality control on industrial production lines.
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Scantech has launched the AM-CELL C series, an automated optical 3D measurement system designed for high-speed quality control on industrial production lines.

Originally reported by 南极熊

Scantech has launched the AM-CELL C series, an automated optical 3D measurement system designed for high-speed quality control on industrial production lines. The modular system delivers a measurement rate of 4,860,000 MPS with metrology-grade accuracy of 0.025 mm. For additive manufacturing, this technology bridges the gap between serial production and precision inspection by eliminating the metrology bottleneck. This shift is essential for real-time yield optimization in smart factories. 🚀 🏭 #Metrology #3DScanning #SmartManufacturing #AdditiveManufacturing #Automation

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