The leading point cloud engineering solution now available for interactive probing devices
PolyWorks/Inspector™ is renowned for its capability to combine point cloud 3D digitizing with traditional hard probing metrology. InnovMetric Software now introduces PolyWorks/Inspector Probing™, a new package specifically dedicated to interactive probing metrology applications.
PolyWorks/Inspector Probing offers:
Standard probing tools: alignment to CAD, probing of features and cross-sections, comparison to CAD surface and boundary, customizable reports, and more.
Unique probing functionalities including configurable flush & gap and profile gauge probing.
Free IGES, STEP, and STL translators.
Free plug-ins for a wide range of arm-based and hand-held probing devices, photogrammetry-based devices, and laser trackers.
PolyWorks/Inspector Probing handles up to 100,000 points.
The PolyWorks Advantage PolyWorks/Inspector Probing offers unique benefits to its users:
Easy upgrade path to the complete PolyWorks point cloud engineering solution.
A completely customizable Xtreme user interface platform that allows customers to quickly define their own visual layouts, including very simplified interfaces for their shop floor users.
Re-engineered process workflows that deliver optimum performance in terms of user operations.
Free viewer for sharing inspection results among users, managers, and suppliers.
Best after-sales support in the industry.
Case Study
InnovMetric Software replicate a CMM-based inspection process using a 3D digitizer and PolyWorks.
InnovMetric Software was asked by world-leading jet engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney Canada to replicate a traditional part inspection using PolyWorks and a 3D digitizer instead of a traditional Coordinate Measurement Machine (CMM). InnovMetric's applications engineers, in collaboration with the development team of Pratt & Whitney Canada, conducted a typical inspection of a diffuser pipe to evaluate the quality of the results obtained with PolyWorks and to compare them to those obtained with a CMM. The experiment successfully showed that PolyWorks can provide very accurate results in the fraction of the time needed for a regular probe-based process.