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XTOP3D Empowers Smart Manufacturing with 3D Optical Inspection at Lijia Exhibition 2019

Date:2025-03-20

On May 23, 2019, the four-day Lijia International Intelligent Equipment & Mold Exhibition kicked off at the Chongqing Expo Center. As a global leader in 3D optical inspection technology, XTOP3D made a striking appearance with its 3D optical inspection instruments and solutions, offering global audiences 3D optical inspection capabilities for various industrial applications, including shape measurement, deformation analysis, and dynamic trajectory tracking.



Quality inspection has long been a challenge in the tube and pipe industry. The XTOP3D optical tube measurement system offers high precision and rapid measurement speeds; it supports programmable updates, enables tube bender calibration and reverse engineering of initial samples, and facilitates 100% fully automated inspection—delivering the comprehensive solution that customers require.



Product development requires a deep understanding of the dynamic characteristics and motion behavior of each component. From a measurement perspective, this necessitates high accuracy, the acquisition of comprehensive data, and a simple, efficient measurement process. Compared to traditional displacement measurement methods, the XTOP3D 3D optical inspection system not only significantly boosts measurement efficiency but also captures richer data and visualizes the results, enabling R&D personnel to better understand the deformation and motion characteristics of the object under test.



As we enter the era of intelligent manufacturing, XTOP3D’s 3D optical inspection systems integrate high-precision, industrial-grade blue-light 3D scanning technology with unique intelligent inspection capabilities, enabling the rapid completion of the entire scanning and inspection process and significantly boosting inspection efficiency.



Since its inception, XTOP3D has dedicated itself to becoming a globally influential provider of 3D optical inspection solutions. Its participation in the Lijia Exhibition with a wide range of solutions marks another significant step in expanding its presence in the Southwest China market.

Moving forward, XTOP3D will continue to deepen its efforts in both fundamental and applied research regarding 3D optical inspection, striving to enhance my country's international competitiveness in this field.


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