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Refresh on the MaxSHOT 3D coordinate measuring system for photogrammetry
By: Isabelle Roy
In: 3D Hardware| Aerospace| Education| Heritage Preservation| Manufacturing| Metrology and Inspection| Reverse engineering| automotive
21 May 2013Here’s a video we digged up from our archives about the MaxSHOT 3D (you can actually add photogrammetry capabilities to your Creaform technos by using a MaXSHOT 3D with them).
Yeah, it goes back to the product launch in 2010 – but, hey, a little refresh can’t hurt!
Watch the video.
We recently received this image of a rock crab, scanned for an exhibit to be unveiled later this month at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, in California. The critter was digitalized using the newest member of our portable scanner family: the Go!SCAN 3D.
The author, Jay Morewood, a rapid prototyping engineer for Zip-Bit, said that the scan [...]
The Apple Picker Lady
By: Isabelle Roy
14 Jul 2011When first presented during a Creaform Christmas party and as part of the Handyscan 3D laser scanning contest, this video brought us all to our feet (and to tears for some of us). The delicate balance of of high tech and artistic feel of this short video is moving. Needless to say that the team responsible for [...]
Creaform helps students at Concordia University in Montreal to solve a specific design challenge
By: Isabelle Roy
In: 3D Scanning Projects| Design and Engineering| Education| Reverse engineering
6 May 2011This 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!
Dundee academics reconstruct Viking woman’s face using 3D laser scanner
By: Isabelle Roy
13 Apr 2011– We’ve come across this article on yet another very interesting application of 3D laser scanning technology – in archaeology.
Academics at Dundee University have helped recreate the face of a Viking woman whose skeleton was unearthed in York more than 30 years ago. Read the complete article.
Google’s New Body Browser Application!
By: François Leclerc
5 Jan 2011Google just launched “Body Browser,” a WebGL application that lets users explore a high resolution, interactive 3D model of the human anatomy–from the skin down to the nervous system.
From what we saw, we can tell that it’s a very accurate and instructive application. We were very happy to find out that Creaform is going pretty [...]
Take 3D printing to another level – Ice printing!
By: Terry Chang
In: 3D Technologies| Education
5 May 2010A group of students and faculties from McGill University in Montreal have developed a new, inexpensive way to sculpt 3D models – with water!!
This new ground breaking technology is brining the traditional rapid prototyping (RP) to a whole new level and the current practical applications of this project include commercial (outdoor) and industrial part modeling [...]
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- Isabelle Roy: Es posible exportar .txt archivos con X, Y, Z coordenadas, así: 0.01306962 -0.02769774 0.0 [...]
- Isabelle Roy: Hello! Yes, in theory it can, but of course, the size of the space between the reference points wil [...]
- Buy Oranges: I?e read several good stuff here. Definitely worth bookmarking for revisiting. I wonder how much eff [...]
- pedro gonzalez: quisiera saber en que formato esta la geometría, y cual es la posibilidad de pasarlo al formato CAD [...]
- P K KRISHNAN: Will the HandyPROBE be able to align an machine whose reference points are 600 M M apart?If so what [...]
- Refresh on the MaxSHOT 3D coordinate measuring system for photogrammetry
- Popcorn & Soda Time! New HandyPROBE and MetraSCAN 3D Videos!
- Rio Tinto Iron & Titanium: improving analysis methods with the Handyscan 3D
- When Go!SCAN 3D meets crab!
- We even help scan… mastodons!
- Creaform and Bonhomme Carnaval – Together Once Again!
- Pipecheck is in the (big) news!
- Put Us to the Test…Once More!
- Simplifying inspection while increasing precision – How Olympus makes the most out of their HandyPROBE!
- Test driving the Go!SCAN 3D