New video · MiriSys LFS
We have just published a new video that shows the MiriSys Large Format Scanner LFS1225 in real operation – from placing a physical cardboard template to exporting digitized vector data.
New video
MiriSys Large Format Scanner – LFS1225
The LFS1225 handles templates up to 1200 × 2500 mm. In the video you can see how the closed scanning box and the integrated lighting help capture a cardboard blank in one pass, without the changing ambient light of an ordinary camera setup.
1200 × 2500 mm
Large paper and cardboard templates are captured in a single pass – no stitching and no reassembling of the image.
2× Canon DSLR
Two cameras capture the complete surface, including internal construction details such as folds, creases and cut-outs.
Vector data
The result is not only an image – MiriSys software exports structured geometry in ASTM, AAMA, DXF or SVG formats.
From a physical template to production data
The video completes the two previous articles: the first explained why an ordinary scanner is not enough for production, the second introduced the LFS hardware. Now you can see the whole workflow in practice.
Previous articles about LFS
How to scan cardboard boxes for production? – why production needs more than a large image.
Large Format Scanner for physical templates – the device, its sizes and the software behind it.
Next step
Do you want to digitize your templates?
Send us the dimensions of your largest templates and the required export format. We will recommend the right LFS configuration for your production.