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Mobile, Handheld 3D Scanners Enable New Applications: 3 Case Studies

Wednesday, March 17 2010

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Being able to bring the 3D scanner to the part instead of vice versa enables new applications in reverse engineering, manufacturing, health care, cultural heritage, and even arts and entertainment. New, handheld 3D scanners bypass the the expense, bulkiness, and inconvenience of traditional equipment. This paper explores the technology via case studies on bottle manufacturer Silgan Plastics, automotive parts designer Visteon Corp., and the natural history museum The McWane Center.

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