Archive for the ‘Design and Engineering’ Category

In 2008 and within the scope of Creaform’s Annual 3D scanning contest, a team of Creaform employees scanned Bonhomme Carnaval, which earned them the 2nd position in the contest. Creaform repeated the experience 2012 and scanned the miniature version of the famous snowman.
Each year, the organization of the Québec Winter Carnival’s, the largest winter carnival [...]

Put us to the test… Once more!
It is with great pleasure and anticipation that we introduce our third engineering contest, where one or a team of lucky participants will win $25,000 towards the realization of their dream project… Yes, you read that right. That’s the kind of people we are at Creaform: we will reward [...]

An international company and global leader in business aviation service has turned to 3D modeling of the plane’s interior to design, produce, and assemble Boeing 737 BBJ2 furnishings.

The project consisted of 2 steps: conducting a full scan of the plane interior and creating 3D model files. To complete the 1st step, a team of Creaform [...]

This is amazing what passionnate and brillant undergraduate engineering students can do when they put their mind to something (in this case, the creation a hybrid of a Volkswagen Jetta and a Yamaha motorcycle).
Read the complete story!

Last August, we launched the Put Us to the Test 2010 challenge. The 3 most challenging entries shared more than $25,000 in 3D engineerng services. Here are the highlights:
Nothing is Impossible – The Walking Horse $20,000 grand prize winning project
The main goal of the “Walking Horse” ideaman Benjamin Julian was to build a mechanical horse that [...]

ACCURACY AND RESOLUTION IMPROVEMENT
When we think of future laser scanning, first thing that comes in mind is an accuracy and resolution improvement. But this is not the big deal…
 First parameters to consider are from an engineering point of view and are limited by price and engineering capabilities. Structural rigidity of the scanner itself has virtually [...]

Remember in september when we scanned the HTT plethore.
They published a video on youtube, have a look.

After having read an article in the French cad.magazine, I felt like discussing the subject. I feel the packaging industry is very innovative and keeps pushing back limits to pique the interest of everyone, and particularly of us, consumers!
Not only do they push back the limits of aesthetics, but they also push back the limits [...]

I worked on a project where the client asked for a CATIA V5 file to start up the production of his product – a crash helmet. I found this project very interesting, because it called upon various skills of a CAD specialist like myself – reverse engineering, styling and the master of a product’s technical [...]


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This blog is definitely about innovation - about new technologies, new methodologies, new projects and new outcomes.

Through this blog, we will reach to the whole Creaform community and share info about the 3D world – our world.

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