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Picza, type LPX-1200

3D Laser Scanner

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The Laser-Piczas are a series of desktop 3D laser scanners, that allow you to scan a model from all sides. As these are non-contact scanners, the process is much quicker than with the mechanical Picza scanners.

Model LPX-1200 is the second model, released after the success of the LPX-250. Most important differences are that this new model is more accurate, and that the working area is smaller. Also different is the bundled software: the LPX-1200 comes with the Pixform Pro software, which is more powerful than Pixform.


SYSTEM OVERVIEW
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The PICZA LPX-1200 is a 3D laser scanner. The laser projects a small red dot on the object to be scanned, and by measuring the position of this dot its position is 3D can be determined by the scanner's electronics. The complete scanner comes in a well-designed desktop housing, all control electronics are integrated. As it is a closed cabinet it is perfectly safe in use.
The machine is driven from a PC by the included 'Dr. Picza 3' software. This software enables you to set the area to be scanned and the resolution (pitch) to be used. The rest is done automatically: no expertise is needed, it takes just a single mouse-click to start scanning. 'Dr. Picza 3' can export either point cloud data or polygon data.
As a separate option is available the Pixform Pro software for point cloud handling and surface reconstruction: Pixform Pro can export the geometry as NURBS surfaces. Pixform Pro is a bundled version of the Rapidform software by Inus Technology: Roland makes this software availabe at much lower cost.

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
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The PICZA comes with a round working table (diameter 130 mm) on which the model to be scanned can be placed. Two scan-modes are available: rotary mode, where the table rotates during scanning, and plane mode, where the object is scanned from one side. Several plane mode scans can be combined in one operation (maximum from 6 sides), and also a combination of rotation scan and plane scan is possible.
Difference with the model LPX-250 is that many internal mechanical parts are now cast in metal, instead of the sheet metal parts used in the LPX-250. This results in a higher accuracy.
During scanning the complete laser unit travels up one step after completion of each horizontal scan line. Maximum object height is 203.2 mm. Minimum possible resolution (pitch, or distance between the points measured) is 0.1 mm, both horizontal and vertical (for rotational scanning 0.18 degree). Repeat accuracy of the measurement (radial distance measured) is +/- 0.05 mm: the closer to the centre, the more accurate.

APPLICATIONS
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Reverse Engineering can be applied by any design professional: for product design, engraving design, and Website design as well ! Scan a hand-carved engraving, or a hand-made foam model. Add 3D animations to your Website ! You can now afford to the same tools as any expensive Hollywood movie studio. Where Reverse Engineering is promoted to be an indispensable tool for 3D CAD users, this cute machine is the first really useful solution because of its price, dimensions and ease-of-use.

SPECIFICATIONS
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Model: LPX-1200DS
Table size (X,Y) diameter 130 mm
Max scanning area (X,Y,Z) diameter 130 mm, height 203.2 mm (rotary mode)
width 130, height 203.2 mm (plane mode).
Rotation speed of table 9 rpm.
Max weight on table 5 kg
External dimensions (X,Y,X) 443 x 396 x 609 mm
Weight 35 kg
Price euro 11,900

Prices in Euro currency, excl VAT and outside the Netherlands excl shipment cost.
On site installation and service are optional, available only in the Netherlands and in Belgium.
The machines are delivered with installation instructions.

Laser 645 - 660 nm, max 0.39 mW
Scanning method Spot-beam triangulation
Resolution User definable to minimum 0.1 mm or 0.18 degree.
(the number of points to be scanned).
Accuracy 0.05 to 0.1 mm (on radial distance measured).
Control software Dr Picza3 (MS Windows 2000/XP/Vista)
Pixform Pro (MS Windows 2000/XP/Vista)
Output formats Dr Picza3: STL, DXF, VRML (Version 1)
Pixform Pro: IGES, STL, DXF
Interface with computer USB (Rev 1.1)
Power requirements 220 V, 50 Hz, approx. 20 W (easy to replace external AC adaptor)

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