ReverseEngineering.com, a CAD/CAM Integrated reverse engineering and 3D scanning software, has released ReverseEngineering.com 2023 Fusion 360 Faro and Romer Arms add-in.
Manufacturers worldwide will be able to use their portable coordinate measurement machines and turn them into modeling tools. The Fusion 360 PCMM add-in was developed with a shop-floor driven focus to ensure operators can 3D capture, 3D measure, 3D scan and 3D model physical part features and complex surfaces quickly.
Machine shops can now bypass stand-alone scanning software by using this CAD integrated reverse engineering add-in directly in Fusion 360 as the front end to its 3D scanning hardware.
“This game-changing solution connects Faro and Romer arms to Autodesk Fusion 360," says Braxton Carter, CEO/president of ReverseEngineering.com. "The tight integration with the CAD software enables engineers to seamlessly 3D-measure directly in the Fusion 360 environment."
"End-users will be able to efficiently and effectively use scanned data from their portable measuring arms, to create a 3D model," Carter adds. "Improvements to the ReverseEngineering.com add-in are directly driven by shop floor users’ feedback. Once a feature is captured, it can be measured, using the Fusion 360 Inspect tool, to ensure it is within tolerance of micrometers or calipers. Manufacturers benefit from an immediate ROI after their scanning operators gain confidence with the PCMM integration,” said Braxton Carter, CEO/President of ReverseEngineering.com.
Reverse Engineering Workflow
3D Scan Visualize
3D Scan and View
Reality Capture Point Cloud Support
3D Digitize Hard Probe
3D Data Capture Modes
Top-down workflow with either Automatic or Manual data capture control
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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