01 / OVERVIEW
M-Track captures the position and orientation of the tool simulator and passes the data to the software for robot path planning. By manually demonstrating the task in the working area, you can prepare the path for subsequent robotic execution.
Stereo vision tracking captures six degrees of freedom of the tool simulator's movement.
The user demonstrates the desired movement with the simulator; the software prepares the path for the robot.
The source lists grinding, coating and welding, as well as support for selected ABB, KUKA, FANUC and EFORT robots.

02 / DEMONSTRATE THE TOOL MOVEMENT
The tool simulator enables movement capture in the actual working area.
03 / FROM TRACKING TO THE ROBOT PATH
The software uses the captured positions and orientations to prepare the path.
04 / APPLICATIONS
05 / GALLERY
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06 / SPECIFICATIONS
Manufacturer table in the original English, with units, operating modes and conditions preserved.
| Type | M-Track Intelligent Robotic Path Planning and Guiding System | |
| Tracking accuracy | 10.4 m³ (Tracking distance 3.5 m) | 0.049 mm (0.0019 in) |
| 28.6 m³ (Tracking distance 5.0 m) | 0.067 mm (0.0026 in) | |
| 49.0 m³ (Tracking distance 6.0 m) | 0.089 mm (0.0035 in) | |
| Robot models supported | ABB/KUKA/FANUC/EFFORT, etc | |
| Tracking frequency | 60 Hz | |
| Tool simulator | Custom | |
| Operating temperature | -10 ℃–40 ℃ | |
Source: official SCANOLOGY product page. Accuracy, volumetric accuracy and resolution apply under the conditions stated by the manufacturer.
DOCUMENTS
3D ING / M-Track
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