3D modeling derived from 3D scan data has become a transformative technology in various industries, offering precision, efficiency, and versatility. The ability to capture real-world objects and environments digitally has opened new doors for innovation. In this blog, we'll explore the top applications of 3D modeling from 3D scan data and the benefits it brings to businesses and creators.

In today’s industrial environments, precision and efficiency are paramount, particularly in sectors where complex piping and components play critical roles. Maintenance, replacements, and leak repairs must be meticulously planned and executed to minimize downtime and reduce safety risks. Traditional methods of measurement and data collection, such as manual inspection and measurements using calipers and tape, have served the industry for years but often fall short when faced with intricate piping systems. Handheld 3D scanning, however, offers a transformative solution for industrial settings. Here’s a look at how handheld 3D scanning can streamline these processes and help deliver accurate, reliable results faster.

3 Ways to Utilize Lidar Scanning During Your Turnaround

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From healthcare to industrial settings to manufacturing and even forensics, there are many different areas 3D scan data is adding value to industry processes.

One of the most common questions we get asked as an Artec reseller is what are the differences between the Artec Leo and the Artec Eva and is spending the extra money on Leo worth it?

At My Engineering LTD, we’ve worked with multiple scanners for leak repair issues. Some have included Creaform, Leica, Faro, and others, but the most effective and versatile scanner has consistently been the Artec Leo.