Audaces Digiflash Board

It’s a digitizing board that uses digital photographic technology to convert paper patterns into editable digital files, eliminating the need for manual digitizing tables.

How to use the Audaces digitizing board is straightforward: fix the patterns onto the magnetic board and take a photo, importing it into the system. The software instantly recognizes contours, notches, and markings, transforming them into digital patterns in just a few seconds.

When you compare Digiflash and Digiflash XT, the main difference is the technology. Digiflash XT is a digitizing table, while Audaces Digiflash is a board that uses photography, making it faster and more practical.

Yes. The system is ideal for digitizing complex patterns with many curves, internal notches, and intricate details, ensuring complete fidelity to the original pattern.

No. After the initial setup, the calibration remains extremely stable. The software uses reference points on the board to ensure the pattern scale is always 1:1, without any distortion.

The main advantages of Audaces Digiflash include significant time savings (up to 20 times faster than the manual method), elimination of human errors in contour tracing, and a much smaller physical footprint.

Yes. After using the board, the software identifies notches, drill holes, and grain lines on the pattern, inserting this information directly into the digital file.

No. On the contrary, being wall-mounted, it frees up the space that would otherwise be occupied by a large table, allowing greater freedom of movement and a more organized work environment.

Yes. After digitization, the patterns enter the Audaces system directly, where you can perform grading, make adjustments, or send them to marker making and cutting.