Digitize large physical templates and turn them into usable geometry.
Scan-Way acquires templates up to roughly 4 × 3 meters through a camera and calibration grid, corrects the image and vectorizes the profile into DXF and Optima formats.
Physical wood, plastic or paper templates are difficult to transfer accurately into CAD. Scan-Way automates acquisition, optical correction, referencing and vectorization, typically keeping errors below one millimeter.
From geometry to machine
The catalogue does not present these tools as islands. A geometry can start from a template, a parametric shape or a DXF, be corrected in CAD and end up as CAM operations ready for a machining centre.
Parametric library for recurring shapes, with no drawing from scratch.
Digitising physical templates through image capture.
Rebuilding, cleaning, Doctor checks and correction of free-form geometry.
Parametric tools designed for doors and shower screens.
Decorative grids with calculation of bars, drillings, angles and price.
Profile and hole recognition, drag & drop operations and CAM-DXF output.
Capabilities
Scan-Way acquires templates up to roughly 4 × 3 meters through a camera and calibration grid, corrects the image and vectorizes the profile into DXF and Optima formats.
Scan-Way acquires templates up to roughly 4 × 3 meters through a camera and calibration grid, corrects the image and vectorizes the profile into DXF and Optima formats.
Physical wood, plastic or paper templates are difficult to transfer accurately into CAD. Scan-Way automates acquisition, optical correction, referencing and vectorization, typically keeping errors below one millimeter.
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