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These versatile sensors use a projected laser line to measure cross-sectional shapes of parts and material surfaces. Cross-sections can be collected to create 3D point clouds representing whole parts for performing robust shape, surface and volumetric measurements at inline production speed.
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In this video, Dan Howe, Business Development Manager at LMI Technologies, demonstrates how Gocator 3D smart sensors use the latest 3D scanning technology to solve quality inspection applications in the packaging industry.
This simple demonstration shows how the Gocator 3D smart snapshot sensor in an all-in-one 3D inspection system. The sensor is a simple 3D inspection system that makes measurements of multiple features in just one scan at a higher level of simplicity than standard industry solutions.
With no external PC or software required, Gocator 2340 images and reports X, Y, Z Height and Clock rotation of each part and sends it to the UR5 via ASCII over EtherNET. The UR5 then picks each part in scanned order and places them into the appropriate location by stack height, 1-2-3-4. Amazing 3D tech!
Presenting Gocator, from LMI Technologies. Our Gocator all-in-one 3D smart sensors are trusted worldwide for automated inline inspection and material optimization.
Ideal for contour feature inspection or closed-loop feedback systems, these high-speed (32 kHz) single point measurement devices are capable of rapid profiling along the direction of part travel or inspecting displacement in a fast moving inline process. G1 sensors are typically used for measuring object dimensions such as thickness, height, and surface roughness.
These versatile sensors use a projected laser line to measure cross-sectional shapes of parts and material surfaces. Cross-sections can be collected to create 3D point clouds representing whole parts for performing robust shape, surface and volumetric measurements at inline production speed.
Gocator Snapshot Sensors are the first family of 3D smart sensors to combine full-field 3D point cloud acquisition using stereo structured-light (SL) with built-in 3D measurement tools for specific 3D features. These sensors are ideal for inline inspection applications where objects are momentarily stationary such as robotic inspection or pick and place.
See how a Gocator snapshot sensor is used to inspect 29 holes of an automotive part, supported by VisionSoft3D software from Total Controls.
The emulator is a fully interactive simulation of Gocator’s interface. Each scenario contains previously recorded data and measurement tools. This video explains how to use Gocator Emulator. Let’s get started.
Learn about Gocator® 3D smart sensors and chroma+scan scanners used for lineal log optimization and transverse board optimization in saw and planer mills.