Posts Tagged ‘3D scanner’

Google’s New Body Browser Application!

By: François Leclerc

In: 3D Software| 3D Technologies| Business| Education

5 Jan 2011

Google 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 [...]

3D scanning a cavern for a virtual museum!

By: Émilie Girard-Tremblay

In: 3D Scanning Projects| 3D Technologies

10 Nov 2010

When we launched the blog 1 year ago, our goal was to share information about 3D technology with the community, but also hear about what you are up to.
 I’m glad to share with you Lauri Põldre’s 3D scanning project. His company, 3D Technologies R&D, scanned the Piusa Cavern. Located in the south-eastern part of Estonia, [...]

Creation process of a tree branch with 3D scanning technology!

By: Émilie Girard-Tremblay

In: 3D Scanning Projects| 3D Technologies| Reverse engineering

3 Nov 2010

I am really happy when I receive projects completed by users of the Handyscan 3D scanner. Artist Rino Côté created an aluminum sculpture in the shape of a tree branch for Sherbrooke University in Canada. For Rino Côté, this branch represents lightness and vitality. It is full of life and promise for the future, much [...]

Cloning an archaeological artifact

By: Stéphane Auclair

In: 3D Scanning Projects| 3D Technologies

21 Apr 2010

This article explains how Creative Tools cloned a thousand-year-old archaeological artifact using a Color Handyscan 3D scanner and a ZPrinter 650 3D printer from Z Corporation.
This project stemmed from a fascinating archaeological finding of a thousand year old Viking belt buckle. Andreas Johansson from Länsmuseet Halmstad lent us the magnificent artifact that had been found in Kungälv [...]

Science fiction of 3D laser scanning

By: Isabelle Roy

In: 3D Scanning Projects| Design and Engineering| Metrology and Inspection| Reverse engineering

19 Feb 2010

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 [...]

The Wonderful World of Packaging Design in 3D

By: Émilie Girard-Tremblay

In: 3D Software| Design and Engineering

9 Dec 2009

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 [...]


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