Is establishing an accurate plant coordinate system really as simple as it sounds? Here’s an overview of what’s involved and how you can benefit.
A new integration of Leica Geosystems’ RTC360 technology onto Boston Dynamics agile mobile robot Spot opens new possibilities for digital remote management.
Laser scanning offers an easy and affordable way to meet documentation requirements in food and beverage processing without slowing down production.
Thanks to technology advances, solutions now exist to make the transformation to automation and digitization fast, easy and cost-effective.
Which laser scanner is better? The answer might surprise you.
Laser scanning is a fast, safe and powerful way to capture complete, accurate as-built data in manufacturing plants. These videos provide a glimpse of the benefits.
Sustainable, reliable food production requires agile, automated processing plants—a goal that can only be achieved by starting with laser scanning.
Without a plant coordinate system to hold and align your scanning work, you risk inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and disconnected data sets that can prevent you from achieving a true digital twin.
An article from the Manufacturing Leadership Council details how a digital twin empowers manufacturers to be fast, agile and resilient.
Starting with accurate, comprehensive digital as-built documentation on your existing facility can give you the solid foundation you need to build a successful future.