[June 27, 2012] Coherix Releases Tru3D(TM) for Assembly Verification Tweet Ann Arbor, Michigan, Jun 27, 2012 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- Coherix, a leader in advanced Robust3D(TM) Measurement and Inspection solutions for manufacturing is proud to announce the release of Tru3D(TM), its newest vision based product for assembly verification. Tru3D(TM) utilizes a rich set of 3-dimensional (3-D) profile data to create vision solutions that are more robust, simpler to use, and lower cost to own when compared to traditional methods of human inspection, mechanical probes and sweeps, and 2-dimensional vision inspection systems. "With Tru3D(TM), we are focused on providing zero error assembly verification solutions for complex assemblies such as powertrain transmissions, where component failures in the field result in vehicle breakdowns," said Doug Davidson, Chief Engineer for Tru3D(TM). "Tru3D(TM) relies on redundant 3-D data to create a very repeatable 3-D model of the part that is used in the assembly verification solution. Tru3D(TM) has a natural home in powertrain assembly due to its ability to measure accurately regardless of a parts surface finish, orientation or ambient lighting conditions, producing results for our customers that are significantly more reliable than traditional methods." Coherix has recently received orders for transmission snap ring and piston pin circlip assembly verification systems at two large automotive OEM's. Coherix anticipates rapid adoption of this technology as automotive OEM's and suppliers begin to understand the benefits of assembly verification using 3-D data. Coherix is a privately held, global supplier of high-speed, high-definition 3-D visualization and inspection solutions designed to improve the management of manufacturing processes. Headquartered in Ann Arbor, the company has technical centers in Europe and the Asia Pacific region. Coherix products are being utilized around the world at companies such as Intel, Amkor, BorgWarner, Ford, Honda, MAG, Chrysler, General Motors, Micron, Infineon, John Deere, Volvo Technology Transfer and TRW among others. More information is available at http://www.coherix.com. Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/6/prweb9643298.htm PRWeb.com [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]