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© 2025 Hexagon AB and/or its subsidiaries
Benefits And Features
E2E portable metrology software for inspection, analysis, and reporting operations
Intelligent user experience
Use advanced predictive logic to perform common tasks; Inspire requires minimal user input while enabling quick and easy adjustments.
CAD support included
Inspire supports the import of all native CAD formats, including CATIA, Creo, SolidWorks, NX, and standard formats.
Scan and probe data supported
Probing and scanned cloud data are measured and handled in the same way, to analyze operations.
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Harness the power of a comprehensive, portable metrology solution
Inspire is a comprehensive metrology solution, from data to value-centered analysis and reporting under one streamlined workflow. Inspire is intuitive and easy to learn with minimal training required. There's one simple interface for probing and scanning applications on a variety of devices. All functionality is included, including Python scripting, so additional modules are not required.
With Inspire, you can effortlessly use any portable measuring arm or laser tracker for probing and/or scanning applications with one easy-to-use instrument interface. Inspire allows you to use discrete point probing or scanning data to further simplify inspection, analysis, and reporting operations. Built with user experience and workflow in mind, Inspire offers the tools to plan, measure, analyze, report, and automate a wide range of applications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Many customer computers will not have direct internet access. In those cases, cloud licenses can still be used by transferring a license certificate to a computer with access.
Moving the instrument to a new position and locating it to the first is simple. Right-Clicking on the instrument and selecting "Jump" will add a new instrument and connect to it. Then the user can measure reference points and run a best fit alignment. For more details see here.
If a model has been imported, the Cloud to CAD/Mesh alignment will automatically choose that model then the user will select the corresponding cloud. If fine-tuning of the alignment is necessary guide points can always be added. See here.
First, the user needs to declare what features are the datums, which can be done in the properties panel of a feature. Then within the criteria panel of the feature to be evaluated, there is an option to add a GD&T to that feature. More details are here.
This option is available from Analysis > Create Coordinate Frame in the ribbon menu. This will allow the user to add different features to define the primary, secondary and tertiary/origin axes for the frame. More detail can be found here.
