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Tour of VXelements – Integrating the HandyPROBE
By: Julien Marchand
18 Oct 2010More than ever, VXelements is the common platform for Creaform’s technologies. The C-Track can now be operated directly from VXelements instead of having two different layers of software interacting together, thanks its VXprobe module. Other modules available in VXelements are VXscan (which takes care of the scanning duties) and VXtrack (which allows real-time 3d tracking). [...]
VXelements includes a slider which aims at simplifying the life of its users when it comes to producing a cleaner output with our scanners. Located in the facets node of the project tree, its label is fairly self-explanatory: Fill Holes.
The slider will automatically fill in the smaller holes which may have been left on the [...]
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The new VXelements includes quite a lot of changes for our users, so let’s do a quick tour of the owner. Instead of highlighting all new features, I will introduce some new features in quick posts and 1-2 screenshots. Don’t hesitate to ask questions and provide comments!
Current users of VxScan know pretty well the Scanning [...]
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- Isabelle Roy: Es posible exportar .txt archivos con X, Y, Z coordenadas, así: 0.01306962 -0.02769774 0.0 [...]
- Isabelle Roy: Hello! Yes, in theory it can, but of course, the size of the space between the reference points wil [...]
- Buy Oranges: I?e read several good stuff here. Definitely worth bookmarking for revisiting. I wonder how much eff [...]
- pedro gonzalez: quisiera saber en que formato esta la geometría, y cual es la posibilidad de pasarlo al formato CAD [...]
- P K KRISHNAN: Will the HandyPROBE be able to align an machine whose reference points are 600 M M apart?If so what [...]
- Refresh on the MaxSHOT 3D coordinate measuring system for photogrammetry
- Popcorn & Soda Time! New HandyPROBE and MetraSCAN 3D Videos!
- Rio Tinto Iron & Titanium: improving analysis methods with the Handyscan 3D
- When Go!SCAN 3D meets crab!
- We even help scan… mastodons!
- Creaform and Bonhomme Carnaval – Together Once Again!
- Pipecheck is in the (big) news!
- Put Us to the Test…Once More!
- Simplifying inspection while increasing precision – How Olympus makes the most out of their HandyPROBE!
- Test driving the Go!SCAN 3D