Learn how to use 3D metrology tools applied to scanning the wind screen on a snowmobile as well as how to reverse engineer the contact surfaces for designing a wind screen, iterate on the design to create a new version, and 3D print the wind screen with the necessary quality control checks.
Watch the recording of this 50 min. talk hosted by Will Pitarello, of FARO® and Greg George, of Oqton, to learn how to easily make modifications on components using 3D technology and how to quickly create parts that don’t exist, whether an older part or a new concept.
Key Takeaways:
- Discover how 3D Metrology hardware and software, seen as a single solution, improves reverse engineering processes
- Learn how to easily make modifications on components using 3D technology
- Discover the benefits 3D scanning and 3D printing technologies in iterating and manufacturing new parts, fast
- Find out how to quickly create parts that don’t exist, whether an older part or a new concept
- Understand why quality control is important with reverse engineering
Presenters:
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Will Pitarello - Senior Applications Specialist | FARO Technologies Will is a Senior Applications Specialist with over ten years at FARO and 15 years experience in 3D metrology. He holds a Technology degree in Industrial Engineering and BA in Business Adminstration. |
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Greg George - Application Engineer Manager | Oqton Gregory George is an Applications Engineering manager at 3D Oqton and has been in the 3D Scanning and Engineering market for over 17 years, supporting the Oqton Geomagic software suite. |
