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Manufacturing technology of a car copy by digitizing method
Eis, Jiří ; Dvořáček, Jan (referee) ; Sedlák, Josef (advisor)
This thesis, maked as diploma project at VUT Brno, summarize in teoretical part most used methods, technology of reverse engineering and rapid prototyping, including their using in practice. Experimental part discussed about aplication of this technologies on practical example. Tendency of thesis was creation of digitized model of a car by optical scanner ATOS and photogrammetry system TRITOP, including modifications and processing of get data, which will use to verification of model by FDM technology.
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Manufacturing technology of a car copy by digitizing method
Eis, Jiří ; Dvořáček, Jan (referee) ; Sedlák, Josef (advisor)
This thesis, maked as diploma project at VUT Brno, summarize in teoretical part most used methods, technology of reverse engineering and rapid prototyping, including their using in practice. Experimental part discussed about aplication of this technologies on practical example. Tendency of thesis was creation of digitized model of a car by optical scanner ATOS and photogrammetry system TRITOP, including modifications and processing of get data, which will use to verification of model by FDM technology.
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A car in business from the viewpoint of accounting and tax laws
Andělová, Martina ; Müllerová, Libuše (advisor) ; Janhubová, Jaroslava (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with a car in a relation to accounting and tax laws. This thesis is divided into two basic parts, theoretical and practical. The theoretical part is concerned with a car perception in accounting and the influence of tax laws on the car perception. The theoretical part is divided into three main parts. The first part is focused on a general view of vehicles in accounting, for example, vehicle valuations, acquisitions, depreciation, valuation changes and disposals of vehicles. The other part is focused on specifications of the vehicle perception in a tax evidence of individual entrepreneurs. In the third part there are described the vehicle perception in business corporations. It is focused on a value-added tax, mainly on a value-added tax in cross-border buying and selling of vehicles. Furthermore, there are analyzed a deferred tax and issues of cars in a relation to employers and employees. In the theoretical part there is dealt with the usage of vehicles for private purposes. In the practical part there is analyzed the usages of company cars by an employee for private purposes. There is compared a rent and a free of charge usage. In this part there is also verified whether the law is followed in practice. There are stated atypical transactions. These include using grants to acquire a car, updating of a depreciation plan and disposing of a vehicle by its sale to a foreign entity.
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