3D Scanning
Structured light scanning is a 3D scanning technology that uses a single light source that projects multiple lines on the object, all of which are tracked simultaneously by a camera or multiple cameras. This is in contrast to a laser scanner, which emits multiple laser dots on the object one after the other.
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3D Scanning Applications
Inspection
Measurement
Reverse Engineering
3D Printing
Product Development
Restoration
Digitization
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3D Scanning Specifications
Field of view Up to 500 x 320 mm
Accuracy Within 80 microns
Data Acquisition speed Up to 1.5 million
Technology Scattered white light
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