You have a part that you need to recreate, but you don’t have a 3D model — meaning you can’t move straight to machining or printing a new part. So long as you have the part, however, and some ...

The new inEos X5 extraoral camera from Sirona Dental is designed to handle all digital tasks in the dental laboratory and improve workflow. The inEos X5 can be used to scan impressions and models of ...

Turning real-world objects into precise CAD models is no longer just for big industries — scan-to-CAD workflows make it faster, easier, and more accurate than ever. From capturing detailed 3D scans to ...

Creality's 3D scanner lineup — including the Raptor, Otter, and Sermoon series — offers up to 0.02 mm accuracy, high-speed capture, and multi-mode scanning, enabling users to digitize complex parts ...

3D scanning is enabling advances in medicine, science, history, education and manufacturing as it provides an innovative and unique approach to digitally capture a myriad of objects. Depending on the ...

This third installment in the golf putter design series moves the process from reverse engineering and additive manufacturing to CAD/CAM software. Turning attention to the role of CAD/CAM software in ...

We’ve certainly seen people take a photo of a part, bring it into CAD, and then scale it until some dimension on the screen is the same as a known dimension of the part. We like what [Scale Addition] ...

Intraoral scanners are increasingly becoming part of the dental workflow, and for good reason. These versatile devices have been shown to both please patients and save practices time and money, ...