The "industrial camera" equipment that symbolizes advanced manufacturing technology is different from the traditional home camera. With this higher accuracy and faster shooting speed, the design and manufacture of complex components, digital processing of cultural relics and ancient buildings have become simple Fast. Through the white light precision 3D scanner, you can experience the precise 3D world captured by the "industrial camera". HL-3DM precision three-dimensional scanner, using high-precision industrial lens from Germany, can carry out comprehensive high-definition scanning of complex structural objects. Through data collection, processing and analysis, it is possible to mass-produce products. Unlike traditional equipment, the precision 3D scanner uses advanced LED white light projection technology, which can effectively eliminate the interference of other light on the measurement, thereby ensuring the accurate measurement of a variety of reflective material surfaces.

In the automobile manufacturing industry, with the help of HL-3DW "3D scanner" for non-contact scanning, the automatic registration technology of mark points is used to completely collect the mold surface data, which can avoid the "material moving process" in the process of auto parts mold scanning Issues such as "easy deformation", "exhaust pipe dead ends" and "easy delamination when combining mold data" provide technical guarantee for the upgrading of automobile manufacturing processes.

Not only at the manufacturing level, 3D scanners can also act as protectors of historical culture. Cultural relics and historic sites are the only non-renewable resources. Traditional drawing, photography, photography, and written records cannot provide complete and accurate information for subsequent research and display applications. However, "industrial cameras" can establish a complete, accurate and permanent three-dimensional digital file for the protection of cultural relics and monuments. Provides the basis for detection and repair of cultural relics protection through digital recording methods. After computer simulation, the historical relics that no longer exist or are damaged are reconstructed on the basis of scanning known models. In addition, with the aid of this instrument, a virtual museum can also be built-"tourists" can use the network to freely view cultural relics from all angles and angles.