For the preservation of cultural heritage records. Digitizing valuable heritage with high-precision 3D scanning.
In the preservation of cultural heritage records, it is important to accurately document the shape and condition to pass it on to future generations. Particularly, cultural properties made of materials that are prone to deterioration or have complex shapes require detailed records. Traditional measurement methods have been time-consuming and labor-intensive, with challenges in accuracy. Our 3D laser scanner captures high-precision 3D data non-contactly, allowing for detailed reproduction of the shapes of cultural properties. 【Application Scenarios】 - Digital archiving of exhibition materials in museums - Recording and analyzing deterioration conditions - Supporting the restoration of damaged cultural properties - Creating replicas using 3D printers 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Accurate digital records of valuable cultural properties - Early detection and countermeasures for deterioration and damage - Utilization of 3D data for education and research - Realization of efficient restoration work
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High-speed measurement: Compatible with BLUE cross laser Deep hole measurement: Compatible with BLUE line laser Scan range: Maximum 600 x 550 mm Detailed measurement: Compatible with detailed scan mode One-shot calibration: Compatible with recalibration using hyperscale Large measurement: Compatible with satellite mode (no coded markers required) High-precision scale bar: Certified (DAkkS / ILAC) (1) Accuracy: 0.02mm + 0.015mm/m (2) Laser class (IEC 60825-1:2014): Class 2 (eye-safe) Weight: < 1kg Cable: 10m (ultra-lightweight USB-C connection) Software: ZEISS Quality Suite / GOM Inspect Complete remote workflow: Compatible with four buttons (1) Certified D-K-21312-01-00 in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC17025:2018: Carl Zeiss GOM Metrology GmbH (2) Accuracy verification based on ISO 10360 (Acceptance Test)
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T-SCAN hawk2 3D Laser Scanner Use Cases Maintenance - 3D inspection of dents, corrosion, and damage - 3D scanning and remanufacturing of old parts - Usable in harsh environments, both outdoors and indoors - Monitoring of wear conditions Reverse Engineering - From physical objects to CAD data - Repairing from intricate shapes to large components Quality Control - Comparison with CAD data - Dimensional inspection - Inspections on the manufacturing floor - Reduction of inspection man-hours and repetitive inspections Design - Digitization of complex shapes and objects - Interior design - 3D visualization Industrial and Manufacturing - Automotive, Marine, Rail, Aerospace, Energy and Power Generation - Oil and Gas Industry, Agriculture, Forestry, Mining, Heavy Industry, Molding, and Machining
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Our company is an electronic measuring instrument sales agency established in Yokohama in 1967. We handle current and voltage measuring instruments, frequency measuring instruments, noise and vibration measuring instruments, environmental testing machines, infrared thermography, and more, working to solve the challenges of a wide range of customers, including manufacturers of electrical products, automobile manufacturers, universities, and government agencies. Currently, we are supported by many customers at our nine domestic locations in Tokyo, Yokohama, Atsugi, Hamamatsu, Nagoya, Mie, Kyoto, Osaka, and Okayama, as well as two overseas locations.
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