Case Studies
Q-PLUS Labs’ Case Study: California State University, Fullerton’s Formula SAE Team’s Race Car Engine 3D Scanning
California State University, Fullerton’s Formula SAE chapter is back from their brief break to build another beast of a race car. Using Q-PLUS Labs’ 3D scanning expertise to aid them, the team enters into their 3rd year in the challenging Formula SAE competition which encompasses designing, building, [...]
Q-PLUS Labs’ Case Study: Extreme Components, LP’s Surface Finish Analysis of DAT Mold Interlocks
Extreme Components, LP is known for designing and creating cost-saving, effective alignment/positioning devices for the Injection Mold Industry that are durable, reliable, and high precision. Their molding alignment locks are manufactured using dynamic alignment technology or DAT, which is a revolutionary method for self-aligning locks that involves [...]
Q-PLUS Labs’ Case Study: California State University, Fullerton Baja SAE Team’s Cutting Brake 3D Scanning
California State University, Fullerton’s Titan Baja SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) team is back at it again preparing for their 2016 competition season and sought Q-PLUS Labs’ measurement expertise to 3D scan a crucial component of their new vehicle, dubbed the Hyperion, the second iteration [...]
Q-PLUS Labs’ Case Study: California State University, Fullerton Baja SAE Team’s Brake Caliper 3D Scanning
California State University, Fullerton’s Titan Baja SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) team sought Q-PLUS Labs’ measurement expertise to assist in jump starting the team’s 2015 season since their 2008 competition hiatus. Originating in 1976 at the University of South Carolina, the objective of this comprehensive [...]
Q-PLUS Labs’ Case Study: 3D Scanning of University of California, San Diego Statues
The University of California, San Diego requested Q-PLUS Labs for a unique onsite 3D scanning project of the Something Pacific installation for the Stuart Collection. This installation by Nam June Paik consists of two parts, an indoor exhibit found in the lobby of the university’s [...]
