 Kotem Technologies, a leading developer of GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing) and fitting software for precision metrology, announces a number of enhancements to its popular SmartFit® 3D best-fitting and analysis software. Taking measured part data from popular CMM, video, and laser metrology systems, SmartFit 3D troubleshoots manufacturing processes and finds the best coordinate system for machining and assembly. This uniquely capable software assesses profile tolerances on complex surfaces, provides advice on corrections by simulation, and solves misalignment and location problems so that parts can be repositioned.
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