How does 3d scanning help KTM motor racing win ?
Welcome to issue 3 of our Newsletter - The Logbook.
This weeks newsletter features an article in which the KTM racing crew discusses how portable 3D laser scanning has given them a huge advantage in the World of moto GP and off-road racing.
The KTM racing team uses portable 3D laser scanners to obtain point clouds and then convert these into 3D Mesh models ( STL files) of both the bike components and also the motorbike with rider mounted to understand the aerodynamics and ergonomics better.
3D scan of Motor bike frame being tested for dimensional variations during race testing heat map shows variations from design
We also highlight some of the questions / reasons why you should be considering adopting 3d Laser scanning into your dimensional quality control program. We then go on to explain how a 3d laser scanning program can offer you accurate, fast, portable and Versatile 3d clarity if dimensional tolerances are being met on the production floor.
About our Newsletter - The Logbook
The Log Book is a bi-weekly digest of curated content offering insights into the use of 3D scanning for Quality control in manufacturing, reverse engineering, additive technologies, 3D point clouds, creation of meshes and modelling in Fusion 360, Inventor and other software.
Also included are links to learnings we have discovered around entrepreneurship and business leadership.
