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Revo Measure is all about accuracy and efficiency with its advanced measurement and GD&T tools, intuitive workflow, seamless data analysis, and exportable reports. Let's take a look at how its users are taking advantage of it.

Revo Measure: User Stories

Calibrating a 3D Printer
MetroX Pro 3D Scanner + Revo Measure

“Today I used Revo Measure to calibrate my 3D printer. I designed a model and printed it to scan it with the MetroX Pro. I then performed the accuracy comparison using Revo Measure.”

— @Jan Proschenski

Uncovering History
Trackit 3D Scanner + Revo Measure

Photo 3D Model 3D Model + Photo (superimposed)

MeshMixe (Size)

Revo Measure Deviation Analysis

Blender MatCap

“The purpose is to measure the features' morphology. The red area corresponds to an encrustation that hides the original part of the coin. On the other side you can see that the lower part is sub level compared to the upper part, not perfectly planar.”

— @Davide Fodaro

Verifying Projects
MetroY Pro 3D Scanner + Revo Measure

“I designed a logo For my project Car, A Classic Fiat 600. Have it 3d printed in Aluminum And wanted to see how accurate the print actually is. So I made a scan of the print with the MetroY Pro , imported it in Revo Measure along with the CAD file.”

— @Olly's Likes

Performing Quality Control on Machined Parts
MetroY Pro 3D Scanner + Revo Measure

“I'm just testing Revo Measure for use on parts manufactured on a CNC machine. For general machining where shapes are quite complicated to control without 3D or measuring columns, Revo Measure can be an alternative for this type of control in small businesses with a small budget.”

— @Tony Hzr