QUINDOS Basic - Process Planning Using CAD
HEXAGON Metrology Software
Process planning using CAD
Intelligent methodology for more profitability
The most noticeable new feature of QUINDOS is the CAD core. The part geometry can be represented and manipulated (zoom, rotate, pan) in 3D. This functionality is available not only for CAD models but also in the more traditional teach-in mode. Point patterns can be generated interactively and measured points can be represented with their corresponding deviations and calculated element.
The QUINDOS basic program can be used to represent nominal and actual points on the calculated surface. Even without a CAD model, all of the measured elements can be represented spatially.
The CAD-Basic option makes it possible to generate moving path information for geometrical elements. The SafetyBox takes care of collision-free travel between elements (with and without CAD model).
Every geometric element is assigned to a group of surfaces which in turn can be used to make selections for further analysis (e.g. connections). IGES, STEP, Catia V5, Unigraphics NX and Pro-E model formats are currently supported. A wizard analyses the model, removing invisible and redundant surfaces, unifying the surface directions and identifying both simple and complex features (feature recognition).
The CAD-Surfaces option can be used to generate points with the correct normals on curves and surfaces using grids or section lines (utilizing planes, cylinders, edge offsets etc.).
Measured points can also be represented at any time, independent of the program currently running. Every coordinate system in the program can be selected and displayed.
Inspection planning, utilising the I++ Simulator, is an ideal way to check the machine movement and avoid collisions.
Original source (May 2017)
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