Fixture, reference points or best-fit: which method do you choose for accurate 3D scanning?
When digitizing parts with an optical scanner, it is often a challenge to fully and accurately capture both the top and bottom […]
From data to insight
Launching a new product often starts with a milestone: the deal is closed, the first parts are scheduled and expectations are high. […]
3D Scanning vs. CMM
Why 3D Scanning is the next level in Metrology? In the world of precision engineering and quality control, the tools we use to […]
De-warping/Virtual Clamping
Is it possible to scan and then analyse parts in clamped state? Definitely! Is there a better, faster and more cost-effective way […]
Reverse Engineering – Different approaches
Reverse engineering is basically the conversion of physical 3D products into (reproducible) 3D Data. This process can be used for various purposes. […]
AESUB – State of the Art Scanningspray
Achieving precise and accurate results is key in the world of 3D optical scanning. However, reflective, shiny or transparent surfaces can pose significant challenges, leading to distorted […]
Introduction to Micro-CT Scanning
Industrial micro-CT scanning is a non-destructive imaging technique that uses X-rays to create detailed 3D representations of the internal and external structures of objects […]
Resolution vs. Accuracy
We often get the question from our customer “How accurate can you measure?”. Through this blog we try to give some more […]
Installation of Zeiss Inspect Optical 3D and X-ray
To view our analyses in the *.zinspect format, you need either Zeiss Inspect Optical 3D or Zeiss Inspect X-ray, depending on whether it is an […]
Industrial X-ray CT scanning or Computed Tomography
X-ray tomography or CT scanning is a form of non-destructive 3D scanning or testing (NDT). It allows you to capture the complete outside surface, but […]
