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Gocator 3520 is the latest addition to our 5-megapixel stereo snapshot series––featuring and extended field of view and the same high XY resolutions and short exposure times required to achieve fast, metrology-grade scanning and inspection of large objects. The 3520 sensor delivers smart 3D snapshot scanning and inspection into many new applications including robot-driven quality control and stop-and-go part verification. For more information visit https://lmi3d.com/gocator-3520-large-fov-3D-snapshot-sensor
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In this video you’ll learn how to get up and running with a GoMax® Smart Vision Accelerator, leveraging its easy plug-and-play design.
Introducing the robot integration plug-in with Universal Robots. The URCap lets you easily perform hand-eye calibration between the sensor and the robot and provides programming nodes that make it simple to connect to the sensor, load a job on the sensor, and trigger scans.
Feature tools take features as inputs and produce measurements based on more complicated geometry calculations. An in-depth look at the Feature Intersection Tool and Feature Dimension Tool.
Gocator supports many sensors in a network with expanded built-in support to assign multiple buddy sensors in a flexible layout and create a single, dense 3D point cloud ready for measurement.
In addition to producing single value measurement results, tools now output points and lines “features”. Features can be fed to Feature tools that can produce geometric measurements that previously required scripts or other solutions.
In Gocator, regions of interest (ROI) have always been able to track the horizontal or vertical movement of a part using X, Y or Z anchoring. Now, regions can also track the angular movement of a part using angle anchoring. This means that your ROIs can now track part rotation and achieve higher repeatability as a result.
An introduction to our “virtual Gocator” experience. Learn how to simulate a scenario from a real sensor using pre-recorded data, or load your own recorded data to the Emulator.
An introduction to the industry first GDK for firmware customization. Learn how to download and use the GDK to develop and write your own custom measurement algorithms in the Gocator Firmware itself.