3D scanning is a method of obtaining the shape and size of an object as a three-dimensional representation by recording the X, Y, Z coordinates on the surface of the object and using software to convert the point cloud into digital data.
Areas of application:
- Automotive, marine, railway and aerospace industries;
- Energy, oil and gas industry;
- Agriculture, forestry and mining industries;
- Heavy industry, production of molds and machines.
The use of 3D scanning is indispensable for rapid digitization of complex geometric objects with high accuracy, which cannot be replaced by conventional measuring devices such as calipers and even micrometers.
Applications for:
- 3D inspection and quality control — comparison with CAD model;
- 3D scanning and restoration of parts — Reverse engineering;
- archiving of cultural heritage;
- digitization of complex shapes of physical objects;
- modification of structures;
- design;
- visualization.
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