James Anderton: In manufacturing, reverse engineering is a common procedure. But how do you reverse engineer? The traditional way, of course, you might use a CMM, you might even use a laser-based scanning system. But in most cases, you need a relatively simple, low-cost way of getting critical attributes out of a physical part, so you can turn that into a rendering. I’m with Luke Yoder, he’s the director of sales at FARO. Luke, I understand we’re looking at a solution here which fran…
Source URL: Video: Reverse Engineering with Multifunction Metrology Arm
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