FARO Releases New Long-Range Focus3D X330

March 2014 – The high speed 3D laser scanner is capable of scanning objects up to 330 metres away and will record fast, accurate data even in direct sunlight, making it a robust field tool for New Zealand conditions through the coming summer contracting season.

Synergy Positioning Managing Director Mike Milne says, “FARO laser scanning equipment has proven itself many times over in a variety of New Zealand environments. Recently we’ve seen a polar shift towards the brand by a number of key operators in the local industry.”

“The arrival of the new Focus3D X330 is going to reinforce FARO’s already strong reputation for providing fast, accurate, practically packaged scanning technology to the New Zealand market.”

While having the capability to scan complex environments and geometries in mere minutes, the new X330 also features an integrated GPS receiver, giving it the ability to correlate individual scans in post-processing, making it ideal for surveying-based applications.

Continuing FARO’s seamless integration with a number of commonly used software solutions, the new X330 can quickly and simply import 3D scan data. For surveyors, architects, civil engineers and industrial manufacturers, this increases the speed and ease with which data can be analysed and reported on.

FARO remains the world’s most trusted source for 3D measurement technology. With over 15,000 customers worldwide and a global distribution network, FARO develops computer-aided measurement and imaging devices and software for, among other applications, inspecting components and assemblies, production planning and documenting large volume spaces or structures in 3D, as well as surface surveying and construction.

The new Focus3D X330 joins the Focus3D S120 and economical Focus3D S20 in FARO’s high powered, high speed 3D laser scanner range.