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Today's 3D scanning technology opens up a new avenue to producing high-quality digital food models, with full-color high-resolution 3D printers able to bring them into physical reality. The first step in developing a 3D printed part is to acquire high-quality image data of the object. The quality of the image data directly affects the efficiency of the workflow process and the realism of the final product. Therefore, choosing the correct 3D scanner is critical.
Get ready to take 3D scanning to the next level. Artec 3D recently announced the new Micro II 3D scanner, a revolutionary addition to the world of 3D scanning technology. This professional desktop scanner, designed for digitizing small objects, has unmatched precision, lightning-fast speed, and innovative features. The Artec Micro II redefines how to capture the tiny world in three dimensions.
Creaform has done it again with another great product launched into their portfolio: the HandySCAN 3D|MAX Series. This new scanner focuses on scanning large parts fast without sacrificing accuracy. In this blog, we also cover some updates to the new Creaform Customer Care Packages.
Artec 3D, a leading provider of 3D scanning solutions, has once again raised the bar with their latest product release. The Ray II sets a new standard for 3D scanning, offering best-in-class features that make it the ultimate choice for large-scale item digitization.
When it comes to reverse engineering or using scan data as part of the design process, it is essential to integrate powerful reverse engineering software into your workflow. In this guide, we explore the differences, pros and cons, and considerations between the following solutions: Creaform’s VxModel, Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS, and Geomagic Design X.
If you're thinking about bringing 3D scanning in-house but are unsure what scanner is the best fit for your company's needs, you're in the right place. This guide provides insights into using structured light versus lasers, (including the pros and cons of each), use cases, and questions to consider before buying a 3D scanner.
Designed specifically to address the needs of the most demanding dimensional metrology professionals in the industrial and manufacturing sectors, the HandySCAN BLACK|Elite Limited 3D scanner can tackle any quality control or product development applications where tolerances require increased accuracy while remaining portable and flexible. This new scanner is twice as accurate as the HandySCAN BLACK|Elite, assessed through an ISO 17025 accredited calibration based on VDI/VDE part 3 standard.
3D scanning is the process of capturing three-dimensional data from an object, including shape, appearances, color, and textures using structured light or lasers. In this article, see how this technology is used and Creaform’s portfolio of 3D scanners that can help easily capture this data in the automotive space.
Creaform, a leader in handheld and portable metrology-grade 3D scanners, recently introduced a new series to their HandySCAN product line: the SILVER Series. The SILVER Series features two new models: the HandySCAN 307 and the HandySCAN 700. Learn more about these brand new products from Creaform here.