LOGICSTEEL XR VS TWYN
Which AR or XR quality inspection solution fits your fabrication workflow?
LogicSteel XR and Twyn help manufacturers perform visual quality inspections using augmented reality. While Twyn focuses on tablet-based AR inspection across various industries, LogicSteel XR is built specifically for steel fabrication, enabling hands-free inspection, direct engineering integration, and quality control of large assemblies. Want to see how LogicSteel XR can streamline your inspection process?
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WHY CHOOSE LOGICSTEEL XR?
PURPOSE-BUILT FOR STEEL FABRICATION
LogicSteel XR is designed specifically for steel fabricators and integrates directly with Tekla Structures and SDS2, eliminating manual model exports and additional preparation steps.
HANDS-FREE XR INSPECTIONS
Using Magic Leap 2 smart glasses, inspectors keep both hands free while viewing digital models directly on assemblies, improving safety, mobility, and ease of use.
REAL-TIME QUALITY VISIBILITY
Inspection results, photos, videos, and progress are available through the XR Backoffice, giving supervisors immediate insight into quality status across the shop floor.
WHAT MAKES LOGICSTEEL XR DIFFERENT?
WALK AROUND LARGE ASSEMBLIES WITH EASE
Inspecting large steel assemblies often requires inspectors to walk around the entire structure to verify every detail. With tablet-based AR workflows, inspectors must continuously hold and reposition the iPad while moving around the assembly, which can become more challenging as project size increases. LogicSteel XR uses hands-free smart glasses that allow inspectors to walk naturally around large structures while keeping the digital model visible in their field of view, creating a more efficient and comfortable inspection experience for large-scale fabrication projects.
INSPECT LARGE ASSEMBLIES WITH CONFIDENCE
Steel fabricators often need to inspect assemblies that are several meters long. LogicSteel XR is designed for large-scale fabrication projects and enables inspection of assemblies up to 18 meters in length.
NO MANUAL MODEL PREPARATION
With LogicSteel XR, data flows directly from your engineering environment into the XR workflow. There is no need to export files, convert models, or prepare inspection cases in separate software before inspection can begin.
QUALITY CONTROL WHERE THE WORK HAPPENS
Digital overlays are projected directly onto the physical assembly, helping inspectors compare the model with reality in real time. This reduces dependence on printed drawings and simplifies communication between engineering, production, and quality teams.
DOCUMENT EVERYTHING AUTOMATICALLY
Capture photos, videos, comments, and deviations directly during inspection. All inspection information is stored digitally and can be reviewed by quality managers through the cloud-based backoffice environment.
WHICH SOLUTION FITS YOUR INSPECTION WORKFLOW?
LogicSteel XR and Twyn both support augmented reality-based inspections. The main differences are in workflow, scale, and fabrication-specific functionality.
LogicSteel XR
- Hands-free inspection using XR glasses.
- Native Tekla Structures and SDS2 integration.
- No manual model preparation required.
- Designed for large steel assemblies.
- Real-time visibility through XR Backoffice.
- Cloud-based reporting including photos and videos.
Twyn
- Tablet-based AR inspection workflow.
- Supports imported CAD formats from multiple systems.
- Inspection projects are prepared in Twyn Studio before use.
- Focused on visual comparison, inspection, and documentation.
FAQ
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Both platforms support AR-based quality inspection. LogicSteel XR is specifically built for steel fabrication and uses hands-free XR glasses, while Twyn primarily operates through tablet-based inspection workflows.
No. LogicSteel XR integrates directly with Tekla Structures and SDS2, allowing models to be used without manual export or separate preparation software.
Yes. LogicSteel XR is designed for large fabrication environments and can be used on assemblies up to 18 meters in length.
Yes. LogicSteel XR runs on Magic Leap 2 smart glasses, allowing inspectors to keep both hands available while moving around and inspecting assemblies.
LogicSteel XR enables inspectors to capture photos, videos, comments, and deviations during inspection. Reports are stored digitally and are accessible through the cloud-based backoffice environment.
Fabricators working with Tekla Structures or SDS2 often value LogicSteel XR's direct integration because it removes manual export steps and simplifies the path from engineering to inspection.
Yes. LogicSteel XR includes a cloud-based XR Backoffice that provides visibility into inspection activity and results without waiting for files to be exported after the inspection session.
Yes. LogicSteel XR is available with a 30-day free trial, allowing fabricators to evaluate the workflow and benefits within their own production environment.