with 3D scanners
years of know-how
1991
Creation of Kreon Industrie
1993
Launch of the first industrial scanner, the CL, specially manufactured for PSA to control dashboards.
2002
Kreon Industrie becomes Kreon Technologies
2003
Launch of the Zephyr 3D scanner. This first success is at the origin of the Kreon Technologies' reputation for contactless sensors.
2007
Launch of the Aquilon, the most precise and fastest Kreon scanner (5 µm – 1,000,000 pts/sec)
2008
Kreon Technologies acquires Friulrobot, an Italian company specializing in the manufacture of robotic cells and measuring arms (Baces arms). Launch of the Solano scanner (30 µm – 40000 pts/sec)
2011
Launch of the Zephyr II (15 µm – 250000 pts/sec), the second generation of Zephyr scanners
2012
With the Zephyr II Blue (10 µm –250,000 pts/sec), Kreon is the first player on the market to offer a blue laser scanner, which is more efficient for scanning shiny and reflective parts.
2013
Launch of the first 100% Kreon measuring arm, the Ace arm (6 and 7 axes)
2014
After the Zephyr II, it is the turn of the Solano to be available in a blue laser version (Solano Blue = 25 µm /50000 pts/sec).
2015
Launch of the Solano CMM
2016
Launch of the Skyline scanner, the first Kreon scanner integrated into the Ace arm, the fastest and most accurate integrated scanner on the market (15 µm / 600,000 pts/sec).
2018
Expansion of the Skyline scanner range with the creation of the three scanners Eyes, Wide and Open
2019
Launch of the Zephyr III 3D scanner with a 150 mm laser line.
2020
Variation of the Ace arm in a high precision version, the Ace+.
Expansion of the Zephyr III scanner range with the Zephyr III 50 (50mm laser line width)
2022
Launch of the Zenith metrology software, dedicated to 3D measurement with Kreon arms.
2023
Launch of the Onyx measuring arm. Expansion of the Zephyr III scanner range with the Zephyr III 300, offering an exceptional laser line width of 300 mm.
2024
Expansion of the Skyline scanner range with the Skyline Xtra Wide, offering a laser line width of 300 mm for scanning on measuring arms.