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Reverse Engineering Webinar
How to Efficiently Convert Scan Data into Manufacturing-Ready CAD
🗓️ Thursday, May 21, 2026 🕰️ 1PM EST / 10AM (Duration: 1 Hour)
A common misconception about reverse engineering is a 3D scanner can instantly create a usable CAD model. In reality, 3D scan data is captured as point clouds or meshes—formats that aren’t readily editable for design or manufacturing.
In this upcoming webinar, we’ll uncover the truth behind common Scan to CAD myths and show what actually works. You’ll learn how to approach Scan to CAD in a practical way, without the complexity. We’ll demonstrate a proven workflow using QUICKSURFACE software to tackle real-world Scan to CAD challenges in manufacturing.
If you’re looking to simplify your reverse engineering process, reduce frustration, and cut down modeling time, this webinar will give you the clarity and tools to get there.
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Even if you can’t attend live, be sure to sign up. We will send you the recording after the webinar.
Jet is the newest addition to the Artec 3D scanner ecosystem. It is a fast mobile LiDAR mapping system that uses SLAM-based positioning and AI-driven automation to scan sites, facilities, and infrastructure in 3D. It delivers survey-level accuracy in minutes instead of hours.
You can combine scan data from other Artec 3D scanners (Leo, Ray II, etc.) to get the best out of each system. Artec Jet extends Artec 3D’s range from large-scale site capture to detailed component geometry. One seamless workflow that delivers precision exactly where it’s needed—efficiently and accurately.
Scans Indoor and Outdoor: Entire buildings, tunnels, construction sites, or infrastructure
GPS-Free Positioning: SLAM algorithms deliver positioning without satellites
Very fast: Captures millions of data points per second
High accuracy: Global accuracy up to ±10 mm precision
Flexible: Can be handheld, mounted on a backpack, attached to a drone, and placed on a vehicle or robot
Looking to buy a 3D scanner but don’t know where to start?
Let us eliminate the guesswork for you! Simply fill out this short questionnaire and our 3D scanning specialist will personally review your answers and email you the results.
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After filling out the questionnaire, you’ll immediately get access to our 3D scanner buyer’s guide (PDF).
Digitizing the Past: How 3D Scanning Adds a New Dimension to Heritage Preservation
Traditionally, heritage preservation relied heavily on paper archives—such as sketches, drawings, photographs, and written records. 3D scanning is emerging as a powerful tool for documenting artifacts, introducing new possibilities for observing, studying, and analyzing the past like never before.
Want to learn how 3D scanning is transforming heritage preservation with real-life examples? Follow this in-depth guide to explore common questions and topics.
For 3D scanning professionals, surface preparation is a standard and essential part of the process. Shiny, reflective, transparent, or very dark surfaces can interfere with 3D scanning, resulting in incomplete or unreliable data. Our team uses AESUB 3D vanishing scanning sprays regularly for their projects to solve these challenges. With a variety of options available, which one is right for you?
Everything You Need to Know About AESUB Target Net
Placing reference markers for 3D scanning—especially on large objects—can be a time-consuming and tedious task. Setup and cleanup are a hassle. The AESUB Target Net offers a smart solution to this problem. This reusable 3D scanning accessory features 300 reference markers, eliminating the need to apply them individually. Want to learn how AESUB Target Net can speed up your 3D scanning workflow?
We deliver 3D scanning and measurement solutions that transform real world objects into digital 3D models for industry applications. 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.