Inspection teams are being asked to do more with less time: larger parts, thinner sections, new EV structures, and suppliers who need to compare results across plants. This session is about choosing the right method for each feature — not replacing a CMM with a scanner — and giving quality engineers a result they can defend.
3D Metrology for Automotive Manufacturing: From clay model to battery tray
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Agenda
Where 3D scanning fits and where it doesn't
R&D and tooling: clay models, dies, sheet metal
Body and battery: welded BIW, EV packs, adhesive planning
Components and aftermarket: castings, chassis, molded parts, restoration
Products, software and how to start a pilot
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Lihao Gu
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