Latest news and resources on 3D scanning and measurement technologies
3D scanners capture raw 3D measurement data in the form of point cloud or polygon mesh. Post-processing is the modeling stage where you clean up and transform 3D scans into useable form for industry applications. It’s important to realize that no amount of post-processing work can ever save you from poorly scanned data. What can we do to ensure we get quality scans prior to post-processing?
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People don’t want to get caught up in the technical aspect of 3D scanning. They simply want to pick up the 3D scanner, scan a part, collect surface measurements, and obtain the scan data for use in their projects. The latest version of Artec Studio 11 software makes 3D scanning much more intuitive by automating as much of the post-processing work as possible. The software is the 3D scanning and post-processing engine for Artec 3D scanners.
Artec said that even a novice could create professional results with Artec Studio 11. We put this to the test. Check out the results in our latest blog post.
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Researchers at the University of Otago, in partnership with the University of Naples, wanted to improve patient diagnosis and treatment. Discover how they used 3D scanning as a non-invasive procedure to study the facial features of different ethnic groups to advance the research of improving patient care.
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Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS is an add-in that plugs directly into your SOLIDWORKS environment with industry-leading toolsets to convert point clouds and polygons into solid CAD models.
It makes reverse engineering easier:
Reverse engineering can help you gain a competitive edge by designing parts in a shorter time frame. Learn how reverse engineering can fit into your product development process by reading SpaceClaim’s latest blog article.
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An article by Canadian Business sets the record straight on the real applications to 3D printing. Rather than fuelling a movement of makers and tinkerers, the technology will have its biggest impact in enterprise manufacturing. But don’t look for assembly lines to be replaced by building-sized 3D printers that spit out finished products any time soon. Instead, the technology will enable two value-creating steps in the manufacturing process: rapid prototyping and mass-customization.
Read Article ⟶We deliver 3D scanning and measurement solutions that transform real world objects into digital 3D models for industry applications including CAD/CAM, reverse engineering, quality inspection, scientific measurement, and 3D visualization. If you have any questions related to 3D scanning or 3D measurement technology, ask our technical specialists and they would be happy to help you out.
