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ATOS Q: the high performer of industrial 3D scanning

ZEISS 3D scanning solution ATOS Q
Product image ATOS Q

A 3D scanning solution for complex measurement and inspection tasks

Reliable, versatile and compact

Mobile, versatile and precise: ATOS Q is ready for your shop floor. Designed as a flexible 3D scanner for complex measurement and inspection tasks, it meets high metrological demands for many industries. In combination with ZEISS INSPECT, it’s a fast, compact and simple-to-operate optical 3D measuring system with real ATOS DNA.
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Designed for industry use

The 3D scanner ATOS Q was specifically developed for industry use: It delivers fully traceable measurement results even under harsh conditions. The optical and electronic systems of the robust scanner are dustproof and splashproof – making it ideally suited for taking a project from the measuring room to production. Another highlight: its compact size and simple, convenient operation.
ZEISS 3D scanning solution ATOS Q

Packed with cutting-edge technology

The 3D scanner ATOS Q captures quality information fast and with precise detail, providing a reliable basis for data analysis. Its Triple Scan Principle makes it ideal for measuring reflective surfaces and objects with dents. The Blue Light Equalizer increases the brightness of the light source and transfers uniform, speckle-free light to the projection unit.

Fast results, exceptional performance

The outstanding performance of the 3D scanner ATOS Q is largely owed to its Blue Light Equalizer and fast data processing. The Blue Light Equalizer enables high-speed fringe projection and is so powerful that short measuring times can be achieved even on optically uncooperative surfaces. Industrial ports with fiber optic cables and robust plug-in connections allow for high data throughput.

High-speed precision with Blue Light Technology

Precise fringe patterns are projected onto the surface of the object and are captured by two cameras based on the stereo camera principle. Our projection technology works with narrow-band blue light, which means that interfering ambient light can be filtered out during image acquisition.

Extremely versatile and ready for any challenge

The compact ATOS Q 3D scanner is highly versatile: It handles complex measurement and inspection tasks in manual and semi-automated operation.

Shaping quality with multiple measuring volumes

The interchangeable lenses of ATOS Q ensure high-precision measurements of small to medium-sized parts. Changing from the smallest to the largest measuring volume is easy thanks to the fixed camera position.

ATOS Q ensures quality

Technician looks at lenses of ATOS Q

Technical Data

ATOS Q 8M
ATOS Q 12M
Light Source
LED
LED
Points per scan
8 million
12 million
Measuring area [mm²]
100 × 70 – 500 × 370
100 × 70 – 500 × 370
Point distance [mm]
0.04 – 0.15
0.03 – 0.12
Working distance [mm]
490
490
Weight
approx. 4 kg
approx. 4 kg
Dimensions
approx. 340 mm x 240 mm x 83 mm
approx. 340 mm x 240 mm x 83 mm
Cable length
10 m fiber optic cable
10 m fiber optic cable
Operating system
Windows 10
Windows 10
Measuring volumes
100, 170, 270, 350, 500
100, 170, 270, 350, 500

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