Some of the diverse uses of 3D surface scanners includes forged and cast parts, clay models and moulds. 3D scanners offer precise, high-resolution, full views of 3D objects, generally with a large amount of data.
The main task of the CAM programmer is to prepare meshes in such a way that a perfect basis for milling is created very quickly. To achieve optimal milling results, any mesh deviations must be repaired immediately. It may also be necessary to perform metrological analyses and checks. hyperCAD®-S Mesh provides the CAM programmer with numerous functions to help them conveniently prepare meshes for milling.
This function removes mesh elements that deviate greatly from a series of measurements.
This function allows the mesh density to be reduced while retaining the geometry properties. The reduced data volume improves the model calculation.
This provides a simple and convenient way to close holes in meshes.
This function makes it possible to delete triangles that are not connected.
A mesh can be generated from faces, open or closed solids.
Mesh elements can be split using a planar entity. All the cut triangles are regenerated to ensure that a smooth cut is achieved.
