Earth Topography in OmniSurf3D

Surface texture analysis can be fun. You get to see new things in your data that numbers just can’t show you. Here’s a great example. Did you know that you can download 3D earth topography and imagery using OpenTopography? You can drag the point cloud data into OmniSurf3D, then add a satellite image as the … Read more

Microwear Analysis

Wear testing is typically accelerated, using extreme conditions so that we can measure some amount of wear in a reasonable amount of time. That may get us a faster answer…but these conditions are not necessarily related to how the surface will function in actual use. The new Microwear Analysis in OmniSurf3D lets us compare “before” … Read more

Streamlined 2D Analysis in OmniSurf3D

Our OmniSurf3D software has always included the ability to analyze slices of your 3D data via our 2D OmniSurf software. 2D analysis is now built into OmniSurf3D, which greatly streamlines the process. Great visualizations and interactive tools make this one of the best 2D analysis experiences available. Check out this video to see the new features and … Read more

Wear Analysis Tool

The Wear Analysis tool in OmniSurf3D lets you precisely define reference and wear regions, and to calculate many key parameters about the worn area, such as wear depth and wear volume. Learn about how this powerful tool makes it easy to explore and analyze a wear scar and to understand how the material has been … Read more

60 Second Surface Analysis – Can I really measure this feature?

When we look at surface texture data from a measurement system, we have to consider whether the features we are seeing are real, or whether they might be noise or bad pixels. In this 60-Second Surface Analysis video we show how you can zoom in on a feature in OmniSurf3D software to see just how … Read more

XY Profile Analysis in OmniSurf3D

When working with areal (3D) surface texture data, we often want to examine 2D slices through that data. OmniSurf3D takes XY analysis further than most other software. Small charts called “sparklines” help you to quickly spot trends in parameter values and show which parameters are most sensitive to the variations that occur in the particular … Read more