SHINING 3D Adds Wireless Wi-Fi 7 Model to FreeScan Combo Scanner Line
Cutting the cable moves the Combo series toward factory-floor and outdoor inspection work, where the article places it on car fenders, aircraft parts, and cast components.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
SHINING 3D has announced the FreeScan Combo+ Wireless, a cable-free version of its Combo series 3D scanner. It uses Wi-Fi 7 for data communication and a rechargeable battery rated for up to 2 hours of continuous scanning. The unit carries the company's video photogrammetry mode with scale-bar capture for large parts, plus a high-speed mode with 93 laser lines and a detail mode with 25 parallel lines, at up to 180 frames per second.
The FreeScan Combo+ Wireless keeps the Combo line's video photogrammetry mode, which uses a scale bar to capture the overall shape of large parts before the scanner switches to laser scanning for surface detail. The company says this combination reduces preparation work for inspections that need both wide-area accuracy and fine data.
Laser scanning runs in two modes: 93 laser lines for high-speed capture and 25 parallel lines for detail work, with a frame rate up to 180 FPS. The scanning software recognizes holes automatically during capture, and results transfer to inspection software with one click.
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