Revealed in Machinery’s June issue, page 30, the DRV-Z1 enables the user to view high definition 3D images under magnification without using a flat screen, or requiring operators to wear goggles or specialist glasses. Uniquely, by linking multiple DRV systems via wired or wireless technologies, users can share and manipulate 3D images of components, parts or products in real time.
The ability to simultaneously share and discuss full 3D images of critical parts, repairs or design enhancements without any delay offers tangible benefits. Able to transfer vital information and a high quality of view to colleagues across multi-site organisations, suppliers and their customers, plus designers and manufacturing engineers, DRV’s real time connectivity significantly accelerates and improves both product design and client response, says the company.
Using Vision Engineering’s globally patented TriTeQ3 digital 3D display technology, DRV-Z1 systems are designed to address the important quality control and production requirements in sectors including electronics, aerospace, automotive and medical industries.
Says Mark Curtis, managing director, Vision Engineering: “This breakthrough technology sets a new industry standard, offering users an incredible 3D viewing experience, without the need for glasses or headsets. The ability to share high definition images with other users anywhere in the world presents a huge opportunity to improve standards across key industries such as healthcare, manufacturing and the automotive sector.”
