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INDUSTRY Automotive
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1,000 vehicles are rolling off the assembly line at the BMW Group Plant Munich every day. Only models of the BMW 3 and BMW
4 series are produced in the Bavarian state capital. These include the models BMW 3 Touring, BMW 4 Coupé, and M4 Coupé
which are only assembled here and then exported worldwide.
The front-end decisively characterizes the silhouette of a vehicle. For this reason, perfect assembly and strict adherence to the
joint plan are of great importance to BMW. For a long time gaps have been tested only with gap gauges. In this process
deviations of tolerances are effectively visualized, however, it does not contribute to determining the cause of an error. In the
past in order to track down this error, vehicles with a conspicuous joint and gap profile therefore had to be driven to the measuring
room and measured there. So, the department searched for a digitizing system to optimize the assembly process. It should be
used right after the final assembly, and should provide as precise results as did the system in the measurement room.
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The ZEISS T-SCAN fulfills highest demands with regard to ergonomy. The data captured with the ZEISS T-SCAN precisely describes the
For this reason, larger components can thus be also scanned without actual state. Deviations can be immediately detected with a false
fatigue. color comparions of the entire surface.
As the ZEISS T-SCAN also fulfills the highest ergonomic demands, fatigue-free scanning even of larger components is possible.
Thanks to the light and compact scanner housing, the ZEISS system can also easily capture data in areas that are difficult to
access. The intuitive and easy handling extend the range of applications or user groups.
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The laser scanner captures 210,000 points per second. The tracking camera (right in the picture) detects the position of the scanner. This allows
calculation of 3D surface data with the help of triangulation.
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ADVANTAGES / STATEMENT
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