Zebra's PhoXi 3D Scanner Gen3 Revolutionizes Quality Assurance
Zebra Technologies, a global leader in enterprise asset intelligence, has introduced the PhoXi 3D Scanner Gen3. Originally developed by Photoneo, a Slovakia-based company now part of Zebra, this advanced scanner boasts impressive capabilities for detecting minute flaws and simplifying quality assurance tasks.
The PhoXi 3D Scanner Gen3 captures an astonishing 60% more 3D data points than its predecessors, enabling it to detect hairline cracks, micro-edges, and subtle assembly flaws with remarkable precision. This enhanced data capture is achieved through advanced Blue Laser technology and an integrated color camera.
The scanner's autonomous maintenance capabilities ensure it maintains submillimeter accuracy without drifting over time. It is fully calibrated for distances up to 4 meters and retains robust accuracy up to 6 meters. Moreover, it supports advanced parallel scanning using both blue and red laser variants concurrently, further boosting its efficiency.
The PhoXi 3D Scanner Gen3 offers ultra-clear scans, empowering AI-powered inspection and high-accuracy VGR applications. Its durable, lightweight carbon body houses these powerful features, ensuring unparalleled precision and reliability. The scanner also handles challenging surfaces with ease, including black plastics, reflective metals, and matte finishes.
The PhoXi 3D Scanner Gen3, launched by Photoneo under Zebra Technologies, sets a new standard in 3D scanning. With its enhanced data capture, autonomous maintenance, and ability to handle challenging surfaces, it simplifies quality assurance tasks and empowers AI-powered inspection. The scanner's precision, reliability, and durability make it a valuable addition to any industrial setting.
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