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One of the trends highlighted at the recent AMUG Conference was the increasing focus on 3D scanning and reverse engineering in many 3D printing/additive applications. A range of 3D scanners is available for this need. Recently, Exact Metrology, announced it offers the newest version of its Artec Micro scanner. This new model is a professional,
3Dnatives Lab: Testing the Artec Ray 3D Scanner Published on June 29, 2021 by Luxembourg-based manufacturer Artec 3D has specialized over the years in the development of portable 3D scanners such as the Eva, the Space Spider and the Leo. More recently, the company has also broadened its spectrum of applications by unveiling 3D scanners of a different type, such as the Micro, an automated stationary 3D scanner for scanning small parts, or the Artec Ray, a long-distance laser 3D scanner for large parts or indoor/outdoor scenes, such as wind turbines, ship propellers, airplanes or buildings. Fi...
Exact Metrology touts scanner software update, adds site Courtesy of Exact Metrology Inc. Exact Metrology employees celebrate the opening of their new service center in Moline, Ill., with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Cincinnati-based laser measurement specialist Exact Metrology Inc. continues to update its scanners. It also opened a new service facility in Moline, Ill. One recent technology update involves software from Santa Clara, Calif.-based Artec Studio, according to Exact Metrology owner Steve Young. The latest version of the software, Artec Studio 15, has a new scan-to-CAD (computer aide...