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Revision as of 21:58, 25 January 2018
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See a complete list of VTube-LASER videos on this page.
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Version 2.9.3
Video 1: Use the Measured Tube Averaging (MTA) Feature for Super Accurate Measurements
This video demonstrates how the MTA feature can measure both sides of the same tube to create a measured tube average for more reliable tube shape calculation.
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Arm used in this video: ROMER Absolute Arm 7325SI |
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Arm used in this video: FARO Quantum S ScanArm |
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