recognize marks. Users can use squares, circles, ellipses and hexagons for the mark zone. The software can then be set to recognize filled in bubbles, crosses
"point-cloud data" can then be transferred to CAD software to create a working 3D model of the part. These optical scanners are often used on soft or delicate
A total station or total station theodolite is an electronic/optical instrument used for surveying and building construction. It is an electronic transit
testbed is called JOST, which stands for JWST Optical Simulation Testbed, and uses an MEMS with hexagonal segments to simulate the degrees of freedom of