3D Scanning Services Highlighted
The QC Group will highlight its 3D scanning services, demonstrating a 9-ft. arm FaroArm CMM from Faro Technologies.
The QC Group will highlight its 3D scanning services, demonstrating a 9-ft. arm FaroArm CMM from Faro Technologies. The company specializes in reverse engineering of complex precision tooling and product geometries. It can capture an artifact’s precise dimensional data—whether microscopic or large, new or vintage—and produce CAD models said to be an accurate representation of the original.
According to the company, this is accomplished through high-precision scanning technologies, tooling and manufacturing process knowledge, complex modeling capabilities, precision surfacing expertise, rigorous computer-aided verification, and peer review of every project at completion.
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