Download
On this page you can download the free inspection software GOM Inspect. Also, you can find examples of different types of data formats, which Zebicon can deliver from measurements made with an ATOS metrology system.
Data exchange with Zebicon happens through our WeTransfer channel.
GOM Inspect
GOM Inspect is a free 3D inspection software for data processing and geometric analysis of scanned data. Using this software, you can zoom, turn and flip the part, and create 2D sections and dimensions on your own.
The software is free, but requires registration.
Measurement report
The measurement report gives a visual overview of your part. It is sent as a PDF file and contain the drawing og the specified measurements, a table, a best fit alignment and a surface comparison.
For further inspection of the part, read about the session file further below.
Session file for GOM Inspect
If you have installed GOM Inspect, you can download and open this .session file. The file contains a typical 'first article inspection' on a demonstration object. It includes a color plot, dimensioning, and 2D sections, which clearly illustrate the differences between scan and CAD part.
STL data (44,4 MB)
The output from a 3D scanner is called STL data or a polygon model. This file contains approximately 500.000 coordinates and can be used for checking, which possibilities you have in your CAD software with respect to importing STL files. Read more.
STL data (82,2 MB)
This STL file contains approximately 1.000.000 coordinates and can be used for checking, which possibilities you have in your CAD software with respect to importing STL files. Read more.
Sections in X-axis
IGES sections are used for CAD import when doing reverse engineering, and can form the basis for creating a new CAD part. The sections can be placed in all three axes, and with the desired distance. Read more.
NURBS surfaces/solid
NURBS surface files are delivered in STEP or IGES format and is used for CAD import when doing reverse engineering and reconstruction of parts. Read more.
