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Reverse Engineering Laboratory

Description

The Reverse Engineering laboratory consists of two 3D scanners, the first based on laser technology, for non-contact measurements, the second based on piezoelectric technology, for contact measurement. Scanners, combined with 3D software (scanner or open source owners) for the points cloud and surface editing are applied to Reverse Engineering processes in the industrial and biomedical fields.

Research activities

The main research activities carried out in this laboratory are:

  • Virtual Prototyping
  • Biomedical product design
Facility

Optical projection system for laser projection KONIKA MINOLTA RANGE 7
The Konica Minolta Range 7 is a specialized 3D digitizer device for scanning industrial parts, machined parts, prototypes, dies, cast parts, press parts, injection molded parts and much more. The generated 3D data can be reproduced in a computer and then compared with other 3D models. The non-contact scanner can digitize the external profiles of various types of parts.
Technical specifications:

  • Measuring range: 276 x 334 x 194
  • Accuracy: +/- 40 microns
  • Measurement time: 2 s for each view

Scanner 3D Roland MDX-15Easy to use and compatible with many 3D CAD software programs, the MDX-15 is a versatile scanning device for small to medium-sized components.
Technical specifications:

  • Piezoelectric sensor
  • Measuring range (150 x 100 x 60)
  • Accuracy: 0.01mm
  • Acanning speed: 4-15 mm / sec
  • Resolution: XY 0.05mm, Z 0.025mm

Manager
Staff
 Room:
Q160_107B