ARIS fixturing doesn't require strict precision as the software makes up for physical biases. Implementing conveyor belts enhances efficiency.
An operator selects a tray option and touch "Start" button to run the entire tray of parts. Then, ARIS will run the inspection automatically.
The operator on touchscreen or the manager on the website can access graphically intuitive, ANSI compliant reports with millions of data points.
Cloud analysis is available for registered users on the web portal. Users can monitor trends in data points and perform SPC(Statistical Process Control).
Intuitive Interface: Load the tray, press start, and watch ARIS produce in-depth and detailed reports. View Ansi compliant reporting powered by the ARIS 3D Metrology System
Industry Proven Components: ARIS is built from established technology in 6 axis Robotics, 3D Scanners, and Inspection Software. ARIS software integrates these modules into a powerful inspection cell
Ease of Use: No need for dedicated engineers to operate ARIS system
Faster Inspection: ARIS can be up to 5 times faster than a CMM
Cost Reduction: 65%+ cost reduction over 5 years (1 ARIS system vs 1 CMM)
Higher Resolution: Millions vs tens of Data Points
Automatic Calibration: No need for dedicated engineer
Digitization: Less susceptible to temperature change and vibration
A factory operator can view graphical reports on the touch screen, while the manager can access the reports on the ARIS Cloud (ex. 3D comparison, 2D comparison, Cross section, GD&T, Wall thickness, Distance, Angle)
Managers can view the trend in test measurements, and also perform Statistical Process Control (SPC) tracking Process Capability Index (ex. Cpk, Cp)
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