Re: Laser Scanning Systems

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From: Bo Preising
Date: Wed, 31 Oct 1990 18:04

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	I am looking for a laser scanning system that is capable of measuring
	the surface area of a titanium implant used in hip surgery.  This implant
	resembles the femur (of course) and therefore has a large amount of curved
	surface area, which makes scanning difficult.  The area for the scan is
	about 5x2x2 inches and I'd like the system to have a resolution on the
	order of 1/1000 of an inch.  Does anyone out there know of any companies
	that might be able to help me ?

	I know I can build my own, but time is of the essence.  Please reply to
	me since I do not read the news all that often.

	Thanks,

	|===================================
	| Bo Preising                      |
	| Robotics Research Labs	   |
	| University of California, Davis  |
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From: preising@iris.Berkeley.EDU (Bo Preising)
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Subject: Re: Laser Scanning Systems
Keywords: Laser, Measurement, 3D
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