A new workflow tool to take control and improve your hand held 3D Scanning inspection

Guide any user through step-by-step sequences. Speed up the inspection process while minimizing user error.

Manufacturing inspection
through Augmented Reality

Used for inspection of small parts in factories that are looking to remove the bottleneck of quality control in production processes.

Easy to use, Streamline software provides an interactive common interface amongst all hardware.

All in one solution, available in two sizes to fit every inspection need of your business.

Easy to use, Streamline software provides an interactive common interface amongst all hardware.

The Universal 3D Metrology
Software Platform

Recognizing Innovation in North American Advanced Design & Manufacturing

Spotlight AR++ and Streamline

Winners in 2019 Golden Mousetrap Awards

UMA
Smart Desktop

Used for inspection of small parts in factories that are looking to remove the bottleneck of quality control in production processes.

Easy to use, Streamline software provides an interactive common interface amongst all hardware.

PolyWorks® 2018
The Universal
3D Metrology
Software Platform

Manufacturing inspection
through Augmented Reality

3D INFOTECH EXPERTS IN
Universal Metrology Automation®

We specialize in non-contact metrology automation: fully integrated hardware and software solutions to standardize quality control. 3D Infotech is also the Master Distributor of PolyWorks® in the West Coast.

Streamline Assist - Westec 2019

A powerful, innovative workflow management software that provides the shop-floor user step-by-step guidance of the entire 3D scanning and inspection process.

UMA Smart Station

This is our UMA Station 2x4 with Creaform HandySCAN Black Elite and UniversalRobots UR5e. Our software Streamline, makes it possible to have a seamless integration between hardware and software. We help customers go faster!

Featured
Case Study

PolyWorks Automation

Direct TV America's #1 direct broadcast satellite service provider and broadcaster based in El Segundo, California. Direct TV needed a reliable way to verify the quality of the signal of their reflectors.