3D SCANNERS: White Light vs. Blue Light vs. Laser Technology
Non-contact metrology technology uses powerful light sources to quickly create precise 3d models of physical objects. ZEISS ATOS 3D measurement systems have used white light commercially as early as 1995, and are leading the field with modern blue light 3d scanning and software solutions.
When comparing white light versus blue light 3d scanning (as well as 3d laser scanning), it can be easy to get confused, and it can be even more confusing when you hear the terms used interchangeably.
If you're new to non-contact metrology systems, you won't want to miss this video as Emily walks us through some of the key differences between the various technologies.
About Us
We live in a world fueled by creativity, innovation, and competition. When product ideas are born, the world of engineering gives it life. The tools and technologies we use on a daily basis are a critical factor to achieve success.
ZEISS is a leader in 3D metrology solutions. From aerospace, automotive, consumer goods, power generation, entertainment, medical, to a variety of other industries, we improve product development through manufacturing and maintenance processes.
Client Reference: Alcoa Howmet Castings, Boeing, Caterpillar, GM, Honda, Mattel, Motorola, NASCAR, NASA, Peterbilt, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls Royce, Walt Disney, and many more.
Connect with our team today.
#gomsoftware #zeissqualitysuite #metrology #digitaltwin #digitaltransformation #iiot #qualitycontrol #3dscanner #cmm #manufacturing #qualityinspection #3dsoftware #engineering #automatedinspection #automation #3d #technology #tech #laserscanning #whitelightscanner #bluelightscanner #laserscanner