List of InnovMetric PolyWorks Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying InnovMetric PolyWorks customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased InnovMetric PolyWorks for Quality Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using InnovMetric PolyWorks for Quality Management include: Toyota, a Japan based Automotive organisation with 383853 employees and revenues of $314.00 billion, Boeing, a United States based Aerospace and Defense organisation with 172000 employees and revenues of $66.52 billion, Jamco America, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 400 employees and revenues of $66.0 million, O'Fallon Casting, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 195 employees and revenues of $20.0 million and many others.
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Boeing | Aerospace and Defense | 172000 | $66.5B | United States | InnovMetric | InnovMetric PolyWorks | Quality Management | 2004 | n/a | In 2004, Boeing implemented InnovMetric PolyWorks as part of its Quality Management capabilities for 3D measurement, dimensional analysis, and reverse-engineering to support aerospace engineering and production in the United States. Boeing InnovMetric PolyWorks Quality Management supports inspection driven metrology workflows and model reconstruction within design-to-production processes. Deployment at Boeing is reported to use PolyWorks|Inspector for measurement and inspection workflows and PolyWorks|Modeler for polygonal modeling and surface reconstruction, covering scanning data handling, alignment, deviation analysis, and polygonal model editing. The implementation emphasizes inspection planning, dimensional analysis, and reverse-engineering workflows consistent with quality management and metrology practices in aerospace manufacturing. Operational scope includes engineering and production departments across Boeing facilities in the United States, where InnovMetric PolyWorks is applied to support engineering change processes and production quality control procedures. Governance and rollout focus on embedding inspection and modeling capabilities into existing design-to-production workflows, with configuration of inspection modules and modeling toolchains to align with aerospace quality processes. | |
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Jamco America | Manufacturing | 400 | $66M | United States | InnovMetric | InnovMetric PolyWorks | Quality Management | 2018 | n/a | In 2018 Jamco America implemented InnovMetric PolyWorks as a component of its Quality Management tooling, targeting shop floor inspection workflows and first article verification. The deployment positioned InnovMetric PolyWorks to support the Quality Control Inspector Lead role and structured inspection activities across final inspection and receiving inspection functions. InnovMetric PolyWorks was configured to support 3D metrology driven inspection, coordinate measurement workflows, and GD&T based dimensional analysis consistent with manufacturing inspection best practices. PolyWorks training was performed and completed December 2019 for Faro Arm use, and operators used the InnovMetric PolyWorks environment for scan capture, point cloud processing, and measurement reporting alongside manual and instrument based inspection processes. Operational usage aligned InnovMetric PolyWorks with existing quality systems rather than replacing them, with inspection outputs produced in parallel with First Article Inspection reporting in Net-Inspect and shop floor information managed in Epicor 10. The implementation covered interactions with Production and Manufacturing, Engineering, and Shipping and Purchasing departments, and the quality team enforced First In, First Out handling of priority parts as part of inspection throughput. Governance for the InnovMetric PolyWorks deployment referenced AS9100 requirements and formalized workflows for First Article Inspection and incoming inspection acceptance. The narrative centers on modular inspection capability, Faro Arm metrology integration through trained operators, and cross functional operational coverage within Jamco Americas manufacturing quality function. | |
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O'Fallon Casting | Manufacturing | 195 | $20M | United States | InnovMetric | InnovMetric PolyWorks | Quality Management | 2006 | n/a | In 2006, O'Fallon Casting implemented InnovMetric PolyWorks as its Quality Management solution to support 3D scanning workflows for rapid-prototype and production casting inspection. The deployment established a scan-to-inspection pipeline across its United States operations, concentrating on dimensional validation and report generation for cast metal components. The implementation used InnovMetric PolyWorks modules IMAlign, IMMerge, and IMInspect to align scans, merge point cloud and mesh data, and perform feature-based and surface inspection. Configurations emphasized automated alignment routines, mesh consolidation for repeatable comparison, and rule-based inspection templates to validate nominal geometry against CAD, enabling consistent inspection outputs and digital reporting. Operational coverage included prototype and production inspection workstreams and was applied to critical parts such as a Boeing 787 wing-tip light housing validated in 2008. The U.S. deployment reduced prototype inspection turnaround by roughly 50 percent and improved reporting and customer visualization of inspection results, strengthening part validation and customer communication. Governance changes focused on standardizing inspection workflows and formalizing scan-to-report processes, including versioned inspection templates and centralized result archives to support repeatability and auditability. Process-level adoption emphasized inspection data traceability and clearer customer-facing visualization, aligning Quality Management, engineering, and customer support functions around a common inspection data set. | |
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Automotive | 383853 | $314.0B | Japan | InnovMetric | InnovMetric PolyWorks | Quality Management | 2002 | n/a |
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