3D Scanning
3D scanning has become an increasingly effective and popular way of capturing surface geometry due to strides in accuracy and speed in both 3D scanners as well as point cloud processing. The resultant measurement data can be highly dense allowing it to be processed in creative and useful ways. Of particular use is the ability to measure with great detail features and characteristics that previously were either extrapolated or simply excluded from conventionally obtained and sparse data.
3D scanning can be especially beneficial for:
- Airfoil shapes such as turbine and impeller blades
- Organic geometry such as the human form, dental, archeological
- Contoured exteriors and interiors of automobiles
- Any complex non-prismatic geometry with or without variable curvature
Q-PLUS has an extremely wide range of 3D scanning capabilities including triangulating laser, conoscopic laser, white light, and contact technologies.
Recent News
MD&M WEST 2012Wed, 01/04/2012 - 11:27 — davidzknickerJanuary 2012: Q-PLUS Labs to exhibit Services and Products at the 2012 MD&M West trade show on February 14-16 (Booth 964). Register Now!
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END-OF-THE-YEAR SPECIALSSat, 12/17/2011 - 13:37 — davidzknickerDecember 2011: Take advantage of our annual End-Of-The-Year Demo Specials! Don't miss out on these limited time offers. Offers end December 21st, 2011. Click to view Equipment
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SEMA SHOW 2011Sat, 11/05/2011 - 14:00 — davidzknickerNovember 2011: Q-PLUS Labs joins Steinbichler to present the new L3D, a cutting edge yet economical blue light 3D scanner at the 2011 SEMA Show in the Las Vegas Convention Center from November 1st to the 4th (Booth #10571).
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