Vision3d Delivers Blue Light 3d Measurement System To Support Practical Training
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence and smart manufacturing, machine vision—often called the "eyes" of intelligent manufacturing—has become a key technology for industrial digitalization and automation. It is also a crucial direction for universities to train highly skilled, multi-disciplinary talent.
VISION3D, a high-tech company specializing in industrial 3D measurement and precision inspection, adheres to the strategy of “deepening industrial expertise to support education.” By applying 3D machine vision technology to education, Voxmeta helps universities build advanced curricula in 3D digitalization.
Recently, the PowerScan Series Blue Light Surface Scan 3D Measurement Equipment was successfully delivered to the Engineering Training Center at Wuhan University of Technology. VISION3D’s technical experts conducted comprehensive training for more than 10 faculty members, covering the device’s structure, technical principles, usage methods, and data acquisition and processing workflows. Live demonstrations were provided to ensure instructors could operate the equipment confidently. This training laid a solid foundation for practical teaching using the surface structured light 3D scanner.

The Engineering Training Center highly praised the equipment, noting that its introduction will significantly enhance students’ hands-on skills and support the development of a structured practical training curriculum, cultivating well-rounded engineering talent.

PowerScan Series Blue Light Surface Scan 3D Measurement Equipment Highlights:
- Non-contact blue light measurement technology
- Advanced multi-frequency heterodyne principle for precise data acquisition
- High-resolution imported industrial cameras
- High-speed measurement efficiency with complete 3D surface data capture
- Meets various requirements for industrial inspection and educational training


VISION3D will continue to advance industrial 3D measurement technology in education, supporting universities in building practical training systems and contributing to the cultivation of next-generation talent in smart manufacturing.




