
Review 2021 - Outlook 2022 (www.polyformnext.de)
Philipp Dobberkau, GOM
Philipp Dobberkau, Product Manager X-Ray at GOM, looks back: What was formative for 2021? And what was particularly surprising? What will keep us busy in 2022 and which trends are on the rise?

Industrial computed tomography (www.polyformnext.de)
Interview: Making the invisible visible
Two companies specializing in industrial computed tomography, Gom and Zeiss, are pooling their expertise in CT technologies. The availability of powerful software and soon a new computer tomograph should make it particularly easy to get started with X-ray technology. Dominik Stahl and Petra Schmidt explain the details.

CT data analyses in 3D (www.industrial-production.de)
Software solution for volume visualization
With GOM Volume Inspect, measurement data from any computed tomography (CT) scanner can be analyzed. Users benefit from an innovative volume visualization and a variety of inspection functions for volume data.

A look inside the component (www.polyformnext.de)
Computer tomograph inspects plastic parts non-destructively
Internal structures, undercuts, deep holes, angled edges: Plastic parts sometimes have such complex geometries that non-destructive testing hardly seems possible. For such cases, measurement service provider 3Dimetik uses a computer tomograph.

3D scanner (www.industrial-production.de)
Measures small components and complex shapes
Specially developed for small components and complex free-form surfaces, GOM presents a new optical 3D measuring machine. The new ATOS 5 for Airfoil complements the Atos 5 family in the measuring range for small components.

High-speed 3D scanner (www.industrial-production.de)
Optimize design and production
The Atos 5 from GOM is a robust high-speed 3D scanner equipped with modern camera sensors and measurement and projection technology.

GOM measuring systems and software (www.industrial-production.de)
Completely seen through in one scan
At Control, GOM will be presenting the latest technologies and product innovations in the field of optical 3D measurement technology.

Sensors (www.industrial-production.de)
Component behavior
With the Aramis SRX, GOM is expanding its range of 3D sensors for the dynamic acquisition of 3D coordinates, 3D displacements and surface strains. These systems measure samples and components without contact and independent of the material.

Control 2018 (www.industrial-production.de)
Atos measurement data for Industry 4.0
Quality assurance, consisting of measurement, control and correction processes, is the most important measure for optimizing production processes in tool, model and mould making. The basis for this is, among other things, the three-dimensional digitalization of the actual states of finished and partially finished products, tools and machines.

Atos Capsule (www.polyformnext.de)
3D measurement with precision
A new sensor with full-surface detection and inspection of contoured component geometries is designed to improve optical 3D measurements thanks to its high precision. The fringe projection system from Gom is used for quality assurance of small to medium-sized components during series production.

GOM Education Award (www.polyformnext.de)
3D scanning competition for students
With the Gom Education Award, the measurement technology provider specialist Gom has announced an international competition for students on the subject of 3D scanning for the first time. Participants are asked to develop a practical experiment using the Atos 3D scanner.

Modern measurement technology (www.polyformnext.de)
Using 3D scanners efficiently
GOM, a provider of scanners and software for 3D measurement technology, has announced free seminars on the efficient use of the technologies at its Brauschweig and Göppingen sites for the first half of the year.

Faster access to data (www.polyformnext.de)
The core for digitization and inspection
An optical 3D scanner is suitable for digitizing small and medium-sized objects. The system is used for applications in 3D printing, rapid prototyping, 3D scanning and inspection.

Use process chains (www.polyformnext.de)
3D coordinate measuring technology in plastics technology
Apparently a trending topic: 180 visitors from production, development and quality assurance attended the GOM workshop "3D coordinate measuring technology in injection moulding and plastics process chains" in Hanau, according to the organizers.

Workshop (www.polyformnext.de)
3D coordinate measuring technology in injection molding and plastics process chains
At the workshop organized by GOM on 21 June 2016, practitioners will have their say: users will provide insights into 3D data-supported processes and optical measurement technology in plastics processing.