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Examples of 3D Scanning Applications in Industry – The Key to Industry 4.0 and Production Digitalization

Discover how 3D scanning transforms modern industry. From prototyping to digital twins, learn five essential applications that are reshaping production, quality control, and innovation in ...

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Scan to BIM in the United States – Practical Applications, Value, and Adoption Challenges

Scan to BIM is the process of converting spatial data captured via 3D laser scanning into a parametric Building Information Model (BIM). Laser scanners collect ...

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Why 3D Scanning + BIM = Better Projects, Lower Costs, Less Stress

Developers, architects, and contractors all face the same chronic problems: outdated plans, design clashes, change orders, and construction delays. Most of these issues stem from ...

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Stages of the Reverse Engineering Process – from 3D Scanning to Final Product

Reverse engineering is increasingly becoming a key component of modern production strategies, allowing companies to quickly and accurately recreate unavailable or obsolete components. Advanced 3D ...

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Quality Control of Parts Using 3D Scanning

Modern 3D scanning technologies are revolutionizing quality control processes in industry, especially in sectors that require precise production, such as automotive, construction, and machinery manufacturing. ...

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How to Create a CAD Model from a 3D Scan?

Reverse engineering 3D scan is not just about scanning physical objects – it’s a complete digital workflow that converts real-world geometry into editable, precise CAD (...