Let's integrate world-class robot control into your 3D scanning projects!
While ENCY doesn't have native 3D scanning functionality, it can still be used to implement and optimise your 3D scanning workflow. In this series, we look into using the Spray functionality to achieve a viable 3D scanning program.
If you don't have access to the Spray functionality, it is possible to achieve similar results using Milling operations, although you will run into a lot of error messages regarding gouges. For tool definition, you'll need a tool that's sufficiently large to accommodate the cone of visibility from the scanner - in the case of the example scanner used in this video, that'd be something like an 80D x 200L x 20R Torus mill.
This project can be found in the Tutorials section of ENCY's online project catalogue, or it can be downloaded from this page.

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