Darryl Motley, Author at GoMeasure3D

Understanding 3D Scanners: Field of View Explained and How It Impacts Scan Quality

We answer common questions on field of view, how it affects scan quality, and the difference between a fixed versus flexible field of view 3D scanner.

Common Questions on Portable CMMs

We’ll answer basic questions related to portable CMMs, including how they work and what applications are most suitable for using this measurement device.

Automating the 3D Scanning Process and Why You Need It

Explaining the different ways to automate the 3D scanning process, versus doing it manually, and the applications most suitable for each method.

How Structured-Light 3D Scanners Work (With Video Demonstrations)

3D scanners might look like complex technology. Here we’ll explore the mechanics of how a structured-light 3D scanner works.

How to Ensure Your 3D Scanner Becomes a Return on Investment (ROI)?

How do you know which 3D scanner will actually be able to solve your business problem after purchase? Here are some things to consider to ensure you will get a good return on investment.

Choosing Between a Stationary or Handheld 3D Scanner

How do you know if a stationary or a handheld 3D scanner is most suited for your needs? Before you decide, let’s take a look at the two options and the factors that will influence your decision.

Examining the Reverse Engineering Workflow from 3D Scan to CAD

Contact 3D scanners and non-contact 3D scanners are commonly used for reverse engineering. We’ll discuss the differences in the reverse engineering workflows, their advantages, and drawbacks.

Getting Started on Reverse Engineering from Scan to CAD

Reverse engineering makes the design process much easier by using existing knowledge and building off of it. We’ll cover the basics of reverse engineering from scan data to CAD.

Buy a 3D Scanner or Hire 3D Scanning Services?

How do you know which option is right for you? Finding the answer really boils down to your requirements. Let’s look at a few factors to guide you in this decision making process.

Why buy a $10,000+ 3D scanner when you can get one for less than $1,000?

People are often surprised to find out professional-grade 3D scanners are substantially more expensive compared to its consumer-grade counterpart. Why is there such a discrepancy in price?