The utilization of advanced 3D vision technology is critical in pushing the boundaries of robotic capabilities, especially in challenging environments such as space. Extend Robotics, dedicated to making robotic operations more accessible through extended reality technology, embarked on a comparative evaluation of 3D vision solutions to enhance their robotic interface software. This comprehensive test aimed to identify the most suitable 3D camera for demanding applications, including those required in extra-terrestrial conditions.
Facing the challenge of reducing R&D time for the design and production of high-precision car accessories, Weldbeat Australia turned to Photoneo's MotionCam-3D camera and 3D Instant Meshing software. By leveraging Photoneo technology, Weldbeat managed to streamline their prototyping process, enabling the design and rapid testing before production. This led to enhanced efficiency and quality of Weldbeat's car accessories.
The world population is expected to climb to 9.7 billion in 2050. With significant soil shrinkage, it will be an immense challenge to feed them all. How can we feed this amount of people in these conditions?
Automating the painting on canvas with 3D vision-guided robots can provide 1:1 replicas of original paintings while ensuring 100% precision and consistency and significantly increasing efficiency and throughput. This makes it ideal for mass painting production and large-scale projects. 3D s.r.o. developed a unique solution that uses a robot guided by advanced 3D vision from Photoneo and specialized navigation software to paint on canvas with supreme precision and accuracy.
3D scanning of the human back is a modern method that helps noninvasively identify disorders such as scoliosis. Using a 3D scanning approach provides a noninvasive method that can prevent invasive medical procedures and radiation risks from medical X-ray examinations. The Photoneo MotionCam-3D provides accurate and high-resolution 3D scans even in motion, which makes it the ideal choice for scanning the human body.
Wageningen University & Research developed MARVIN technology for high-speed plant phenotyping, seedling sorting, and other bulk quality assessment and sorting applications for the agricultural sector. For fast and high-quality scanning and 3D model creation of plants, they use Photoneo 3D camera MotionCam-3D Color and 3D Instant Meshing software. The combination of these two technologies enables fast and high-detail 3D model creation in motion, providing 3D data, color, and texture of plants at an exceptional speed.
