Laser Scanning
How does it work?
Laser scanning is a non-destructive and non-contact technology that uses trigonometric triangulation to capture a 3D shape. The laser projects multiple dots at a known angle and captures its reflection with sensors. The sensor then creates and processes millions of points to create the object’s geometry.
Advantages
- Matting spray is not required for black, shiny, & white objects
- Can scan in low-light conditions
- Ability to scan larger objects
- High precision & resolution
- Portable
First Article Inspection
3D Printing
3D Digitization
Part Inspection
Part Validation
Forensic Analysis
Part Disposition
Quality Assurance
Technical Data
*Numbers are based on published ScanTech data
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