Introduction Reverse Engineering is essential in product design, legacy part replacement and competitive benchmarking. As a function of 3D construction, reverse engineering requires more advanced measurements of the real world than traditional measurement devices are capable of delivering. The Kreon Arm CMM 3D Scanner provides some of the best technology for reverse engineering available today. … Read more
Introduction to 3D Scanning vs Traditional Measurement In today’s fast-paced manufacturing landscape, uncompromising quality is vital to a company’s success. For decades, metrologists have relied on calipers, micrometers, and coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) to ensure precision on production lines and when modernizing legacy parts. However, the rise of composite materials and advanced manufacturing techniques has … Read more
In the fast-evolving world of 3D scanning, speed, precision, and portability are critical. Digital Scan 3D is thrilled to present the Artec Ray 2, a next-generation long-range 3D scanner designed for professional-grade performance in demanding field and industrial settings. This article explores the Artec Ray 2’s enhanced features and why it’s a game-changer for large-scale … Read more
In the world of 3D scanning, accuracy and resolution are paramount, but mobility and efficiency are equally critical for seamless workflows. Kreon technologies, a leader in metrology solutions, offers cutting-edge 3D scanning arms that combine precision, portability, and versatility. Whether you’re reverse-engineering a legacy part or ensuring quality control on a production line, Kreon’s solutions … Read more
Introduction Across industries like aerospace and medical, generating CAD models from 3D scan data is vital for producing high-quality designs in product development. However, many CAD programs struggle to handle raw 3D scan data, which often consists of dense point clouds. These programs are typically optimized for precise modeling rather than processing millions of data … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world of product development, efficiency and precision are key to achieving true success. As 3D scanning technology becomes increasingly accessible, designers and engineers have harnessed its potential to accelerate design processes while maintaining exceptional accuracy. Here are several ways 3D scanning is shaping the future of product design. 1. Streamlined Reverse Engineering … Read more
Many 3D scanners use structured light technology, which is both versatile and accessible for consumers. However, the interaction of light with various surfaces can pose challenges. For example, mirrors reflect light away from the scanner’s sensors, often leading to missing or noisy data. Similar issues occur with other reflective or transparent surfaces. In this article, … Read more
One of the fastest-evolving domains is 3D scanning; the cause stems from technological advancement and expanded applicability within various fields. Today, we’ll cover several trends likely to revolutionize the future of 3D scanning which have the potential to shake up the industry. The Cold Spring of Accuracy and Resolution The relentless pursuit of higher accuracy … Read more
Reality often differs from design during projects, and the larger the project the more likely the difference will require additional attention. In construction and architecture, a simple change in the type of fastening hardware can have major consequences if not rectified. There are countless stories of buildings which have failed in catastrophic ways and even … Read more
Accidents and crimes, whether minor or severe, can leave individuals and communities struggling with the after-effects. These events often lead to legal proceedings in both criminal and civil courts, as well as efforts to improve public safety. To achieve the best possible outcomes, all parties involved require accurate and reliable information. One of the most … Read more