Tuning Industry: Creaform Creates a Brand New Market Opportunity
It’s a well-known fact that in Australia, like in England, people drive on the left side of the road, therefore the cars are configured to be driven right sided. While…
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Automotive
There’s a little bit of the HandySCAN 3D under the hood
When it comes to cars, what comes to mind when you think about Sweden is mostly the good old, reliable, sensible Volvo. But are the exciting, luxury, sporty vehicles only…
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Rock-solid jig probing in shaky production environment
While carrying out a recent project that I was assigned to, I witnessed firsthand the benefits of Creaform’s HandyPROBE optical and portable CMM over mechanical CMM like Romer or Faro…
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The MetraSCAN 3D for automotive applications: 3D scanning right on the shop floor!
A major automotive manufacturer asked Creaform to 3D scan robot hands on their production line. This kind of tooling is used to manipulate embossed sheet metal that will be used…
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Product designers using 3D scanners for product development – from dream to reality!
3D found its way into different steps of the product design process, and has for many years. Whether it is for 1st developing the preliminary concept, proceeding with the ergonomics…
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3D Scanning Rookie Challenge: Scanning as many car compartments as quickly as possible with a Go!SCAN 3D
I’m a rookie application specialist at Creaform, and my 1st mandate was to carry out a project for a company specializing in the manufacturing of automotive accessories. The company requested…
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Inspecting parts in a lousy location: how to get around using a PCMM!
A major manufacturer of recreational products and regular client of Creaform mandated us to validate the new drilling jigs for their new plant located in Mexico. This project included the…
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Test driving the Go!SCAN 3D
As our newest technology, we, application engineers in the Scan & Inspection department, are still getting to know the Go!SCAN 3D. And as with any new “toy”, we particularly like…
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