FARO CREAFORM, a business of AMETEK, Inc. and global provider of 3D scanning and portable CMM solutions, has an update for its Laser Line Probe (LLP) portfolio used with the Quantum X FaroArm Series and Quantum Max FaroArm Series. The update introduces image‑processing algorithms designed to improve scan consistency and reduce time to data.
Used in manufacturing for noncontact inspection, reverse engineering, and CAD comparison, Laser Line Probes are often used on dark, shiny, reflective, or contrasting surfaces that may require additional setup, multiple passes, or manual adjustment.
Powered by DTEX, FARO CREAFORM’s approved LLP processing pipeline, the update focuses on providing results for materials while also reducing the need to fine-tune acquisition parameters. Beyond LLP improvements, the update also brings attention to the FARO 8‑Axis Max, a metrology‑grade rotary worktable designed to extend the reach of FaroArm‑based measurement systems. When used with the Quantum X FaroArm and LLPs powered by DTEX, the 8‑axis Max acts as a force multiplier for scanning larger or more complex parts.
By measuring part rotation through integrated encoders and combining with synchronized data from the arm, it allows DTEX-enhanced data to be used across the entire part in a single smooth coordinate measurement workflow.
The update applies across the Laser Line Probe portfolio, extending the practical value of these systems in everyday measurement scenarios.
About FARO CREAFORM
With headquarters in Lévis, Québec, Canada and Lake Mary, FL, FARO CREAFORM is the result of the combination of FARO’s 3D Measurement business segment and Creaform’s metrology solutions.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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