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Alex Lucas is the business development manager, scanning products for Nikon Metrology Inc. (Brighton, MI). For more information, e-mail alex.lucas@nikonmetrology.com, call (810) 220-4360 or visit www.nikonmetrology.com.
When it comes to improving the accuracy of coordinate measuring machine (CMM)-based laser scanners, it is important to avoid putting the cart before the horse.