Thank you all for joining the third session of the Laser Radar Webinar Series with a focus on APDIS shop floor quality control: a paradigm shift in absolute shop floor inspection. Watch the recording here below:
Traditional inline and near-line metrology is an absolute logical process and makes the data recurrent, timelier and available without the need to remove a part from the process. However, there are also several difficulties that become apparent: Where to measure within the process? What to measure? How to make the data ‘accurate’ without a comparison to the CMM?
With the APDIS Laser Radar installations on the shop floor all and more of the above-mentioned questions are obsolete. Absolute measurement can be performed on the shop without a comparison to a reference system needed. Adding or changing features can be done offline with minimal training, minimal civils required and cheaper lifetime costs producing absolute data that one can trust.
If you have missed the APDIS for inline metrology webinar, you find the recording here:
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