3D Scanning in Australia
3D scanners in Australia are becoming an essential tool as used by many Auto workshops such as Dillon Ornelas that relies on 3D scanning measurement. Measurement of physical objects has evolved considerably now with a wide range of solutions from basic, low cost consumer level units (Einstar) capable of scanning for avatars, personell and simple objects for additive construction (3D Printing) to high end very accurate (+/-10 micron) laser based sytem that can scan most surfaces (Freescan Combo) easily with excellent tracking and response at new affordable pricing.
High end Marker Free handheld scanning with Photogrammetry for large high productivity access with the new 3d handheld scanner (Freescan TRIO) now available.
The rapid development of the technology has seen applications of 3D scanning expand into other fields such as healthcare, entertainment, and cultural heritage preservation.
However, the most effective use remains re-engineering or reverse engineering in Workshops throughout Australia. The task of 3D scanning and object to accurately record, measure and investigate a physical object and vectorise it to be used in commonly used CAD software like, Solidworks, SolidEdge, Autodesk Inventor & Fusion 360 etc
Notable the cost reduction in automated Plasma / Laser Sheet cutting & CNC equipment has developed the need for handheld 3D scanning in Australia. New manufacturers, auto workshops and others are using 3D scanning solutions to improve their productivity enormously, speed up their capabilties with CNC equipment and 3D Printing.
The use of 3D Scanners in Australia with great 'Scan to CAD' software such as Quicksurface 3D adds that link in providing both the hardware and software bridge to reverse engineering and re-engineering in your workshop.
In recent years, the adoption of 3D scanning technology has also grown in the healthcare industry, with the use of 3D scanning for surgical planning and the creation of personalized medical devices. The technology has also been utilized in the entertainment industry for the creation of digital assets and special effects.
Overall, the evolution of 3D scanning in Australia has been characterised by its increasing accessibility, versatility, and widespread adoption in various industries. As technology continues to advance, it is likely that the applications of 3D scanning will continue to expand, further revolutionising industries and driving innovation.
Below here is a list of current options in both hardware and software to help:
Handheld versatility, accuracy and ease of use with Laser, Infrared & LED light
We have a range of professional Structured light, Laser or Infrared Laser scanners as below that coupled with the Scan to CAD bridge software provide the best automation workshop solution
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