ScanBox Series 8

This 3D measuring machine is designed for something big: With ATOS ScanBox Series 8, complete vehicles are digitized at high speed, both from the outside and the inside. The modular measuring cell has established itself among OEMs as a complete solution for analyses in Meisterbock and Cubing, the inspection of finished vehicles, and for quality assurance in car body manufacturing. Take advantage of the wide range of possibilities of ATOS ScanBox Series 8 : Virtually merge measurements of multiple parts and use the powerful GOM Inspect Pro software for linear evaluation of detailed information on gap and flush.

Two 8-axis kinematics allow for full-field measurement of particularly large assemblies. The duplex mode ensures synchronous, coordinated use of two robots in the measuring cell. In this process, a joint data set of measurements is created, as the double robot mode takes place in a shared coordinate system. Depending on your needs, the two robots of ATOS ScanBox Series 8 can also be used for independent measurement on two different parts.

Depending on the specific requirements, ATOS ScanBox Series 8 can be extended by one or two rotation table working areas. With this upgrade, you can respond even more flexibly and quickly to production changes and increase throughput.

Today, the visual impression of new vehicles is more important than ever – OEMs focus a lot on an aesthetic gap pattern as well as flawless surfaces during production. During the final inspection of the vehicle, each new model should be inspected comprehensively – but there is often not enough time to open all the flaps and carefully digitize the edges. For this demand, GOM Inspect Pro provides a new feature.

The virtual measuring room (VMR) is the central control station and measurement planning software for all elements of the ATOS measuring cells. In the VMR, the real environment, i.e. robots, sensors and parts in the measurement cell, is functionally simulated in a simulation. The programming includes the kinematics, the robot paths, the part fixture and the measurement plan. Thanks to the VMR, the user can work with the system without requiring specific robot programming skills. All robot movements are simulated and checked for safety before being performed in the actual environment.

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ATOS sensors provide full-field 3D coordinates for each individual measurement. Within a few seconds, up to 12 million independent measuring points are captured per scan. As a result, the measuring data are characterized by a high detail reproduction, which enables you to also measure very small parts.