The design and fabrication processes of a novel scanner withminimized coupling motions for a high-speed atomic force microscope (AFM) were addressed.An appropriate design modification was proposed through the analyses of the dynamic characteristics of existing linear motion stages using a dynamic analysis program,Recurdyn.Because the scanning speed of each direction may differ,the linear motion stage for a high-speed scanner was designed to have different resonance frequencies for the modes,with one dominan... 相似文献
Reverse engineering has been widely used for the shape reconstruction of an object without CAD data and typical steps include
the scanning of a clay or wood model and the generation of manufacturing data such as an STL file.
A new approach to remove point data with Delaunay triangulation is introduced to deal with the size problems of the STL file
and the difficulties in the operation of the rapid prototyping (RP) process. The selection of a group of triangles, based
on the angle, is used for a robust and reliable implementation of the Delaunay triangulation method. The developed software
enables the user to specify the criteria for the selection of the group of triangles by the angle between triangles, the percentage
of reduced triangles, and the allowable area.
This approach can be used to reduce the measuring data from the laser scanner, thus save the handling time of point data during
the modelling process and is useful for verifying and slicing the STL model during the RP process. 相似文献
Capturing and modelling 3D information of the built environment is a big challenge. A number of techniques and technologies are now in use. These include EDM, GPS, and photogrammetric application and also remote sensing applications. In this paper, we discussed 3D laser scanning technology, which can acquire high density point data in an accurate, fast way. Besides, the scanner can digitize all the 3D information concerned with a real world object such as buildings, trees and terrain down to millimetre detail Therefore, it can provide benefits for refurbishment process in regeneration in the Built Environment.
A series of scans externally and internally allows an accurate 3D model of the building to be produced. This model can be sliced through different planes to produce accurate 2D plans and elevations. This novel technology improves the efficiency and quality of construction projects such as maintenance of buildings or group of building that are going to be renovated for new services in the Built Environment. In addition, the laser scanner technology can be used in integration with differential GPS for terrain modelling for the analysis and inspection of terrain structure accurately.
In this paper, two case studies are introduced to demonstrate the use of laser scanner technology in Built Environment. These case studies are the Jactin House Building in East Manchester and the Peel building in the campus of University Salford. Through these case studies, while use of laser scanners are explained, the integration of it with various technologies and systems are also explored for professionals in both Built and Natural Environment. 相似文献