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==Product Ecology== | ==Product Ecology== | ||
'''Uses''' | '''Uses''' | ||
* | *{{UPS}} - Power | ||
* | *{{Motor}} - Articulation | ||
* | *{{3D Printer}} - Case | ||
'''Works with''' | '''Works with''' | ||
* | *{{3D Printer}} - Cloning | ||
* | *{{Sawmill}} - Lumber scanning. | ||
* | *{{Tractor}} - Automation navigation | ||
* | *{{Industrial Robot}} - Sensing, teleoperation | ||
==Components== | ==Components== |
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Overview
3D Scanners enable near-instantaneous input of spatial data into digital systems. The technology is currently undergoing a massive flourishing of innovation as the underlying hardware becomes ubiquitous. As a part of the GVCS 50, it enables a suite of powerful applications.
Applications
- CAD
- Rapid Prototyping
- Workshop Control
- Automation Programming
- Robotic Systems
- Training
Details
Product Ecology
Uses
Universal Power Supply - Power
Electric Motor Generator - Articulation
3D Printer - Case
Works with
3D Printer - Cloning
Sawmill - Lumber scanning.
Tractor - Automation navigation
Industrial Robot - Sensing, teleoperation
Components
See Also