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Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence News
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Hexagon radio probe and tool-setting system boosts shop floor efficiency with interactive display and illumination ring for status notifications
Compact tactile probe and tool setter improve ease of in-machine measurement configuration and handling in a range of manufacturing environments.
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Hexagon woodworking software automatically processes CAD assemblies for rapid programming and transition to production
Automated assembly programming accelerates workflows from planning to production.
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HEXAGON PROVIDES MACHINE TOOL MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT CUSTOMERS RAPID ACCESS TO ALMOST 200 ACCESSORIES THROUGH ONLINE SHOP EXPANSION
Newly available range enables fast online purchase of solutions to maintain and enhance Hexagon machine tool measurement devices.
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Hexagon Teams up with CMTI to Support India's Push for Smart Manufacturing
Hexagon has entered into a partnership with India's Central Manufacturing Technology Institute (CMTI) to establish a Smart Manufacturing Development and Demonstration Cell (SMDDC), an Industry 4.0 Centre of Excellence and Experience Centre.
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END-TO-END TUBE MEASUREMENT IN ONE SOFTWARE SOLUTION, FROM AUTOMATION TO PORTABLE PROBING AND SCANNING
The new BendingStudio XT brings together every possibility for tube inspection, analysis and production feedback within a single software platform.
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HEXAGON UNVEILS “NO COMPROMISE” CMM LASER SCANNING, OFFERING MANUFACTURERS 70% FASTER INSPECTION AND ULTRA-HIGH ACCURACY
First-of-its-kind HP-L-10.10 laser scanner offers manufacturers ultra-high accuracy and inspects almost any surface at maximum speed with no user intervention.
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Hexagon unveils platform to accelerate autonomous quality assurance for Industry 4.0
Open robotic control software platform enables non-specialists to code and control any industrial robot to democratise industrial automation.
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Simulation shows athletes face dangerous conditions at Tokyo Games as heat risks pushing runners over 39 degrees Celsius ‘tipping point’
Engineers at Hexagon's Manufacturing Intelligence division, whose simulation software is used by manufacturers such as Airbus, Toyota, and Samsung, simulated the effects of the hot, humid conditions on a male athlete competing in the 10,000m race (the longest stadium-based track race).
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