FARO Software tips & tricks

We want our customers to be able to make the most of our products. That’s why we’ve created tips & tricks how you can carry out your measurement tasks more efficiently. On this page you find a selection – if you want to receive them on a regular basis you can
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Creating a Turbocharger from reversed engineered data
FaroArm/ScanArm : If you want to reverse engineer a Turbocharger you can do this easily using the FARO ScanArm and SolidWorks.
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Reverse engineering with FARO & PolyWorks
FaroArm/ScanArm : Using the FARO ScanArm and PolyWorks creating the most accurate polygonal models and NURBS surfaces is now very quick and easy.
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Use slab object feature to process yours scans quicker
Laser Scanner : FARO Scene v4.5 includes the slab object to help you placing your scans faster. In combination with the new cluster registration, this is a powerful tool to speed up your workflow.
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FARO Scene offers enhanced object marker features
Laser Scanner : The latest version of FARO Scene software offers a wide variety of objects to be used as targets for registration.
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What does SPC mean? |
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Statistical Process Control refers to a process that engineers use to watch if parts that are starting to become out of tolerance. This is done by using data and watching the trends of the inaccuracy. |
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What does Reverse Engineering mean? |
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Reverse Engineering is the creation of design or CAD data from an existing or prototype part. |
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What means OMV |
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On Machine Verification describes a method of inspection used on a machine tool to check the part it just made using a probe. This is a widely used method but it lacks integrity as if the machine was incorrectly programmed to make the part it will inspect it the same way and not find the problem it created. This is the reason to have a CMM. |
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What is a FaroArm? |
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The FaroArm is a Multi-Axis articulated measurement arm used for a variety of applications including reverse engineering (modelling), and inspections. |
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What is a tracker? |
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A tracker is a measurement device that incorporates rotary encoders and a laser distance measurement in a closed-loop control system to track and measure the spatial position of a retro-reflective corner cube. |