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ZEISS Introduces Talos Metrology Robot for Aerospace Inspection

ZEISS Introduces Talos Metrology Robot for Aerospace Inspection

ZEISS announced Talos, a metrology robot designed to inspect large aerospace components including aerostructures and jet engines.

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ZEISS announced Talos as a robot for measuring large aerospace components, including aerostructures and jet engines. The company says the system works without external tracking equipment or markers.

Key details

  • ZEISS named the metrology robot Talos.
  • Its listed applications include measuring aerostructures and jet engines.
  • ZEISS says Talos requires no external tracking system or markers.

ZEISS says Talos measures large components without external tracking systems or markers.

Why it matters

Measuring large aircraft structures and engines requires inspection equipment suited to components that exceed the scale of many individual parts. ZEISS says Talos carries out those measurements without a separate tracking system or markers.

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