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Portable Scanners – 3D
Portable Scanners – 3D
Creaform, a worldwide leader in portable 3D measurement solutions and 3D engineering services, has announced the launch of two completely new versions of the Go!SCAN 3D Scanner. Both versions provide unmatched fast and reliable 3D measurements, while offering the easiest portable 3D scanning experience on the market. The Go!SCAN 50 was designed to measure the shape of medium to larger parts and offers optimal flexibility. The Go!SCAN 20 delivers maximum resolution and is dedicated for use with smaller objects with intricate details, making it the perfect companion for 3D printers. Benefits: high speed – typical objects are scanned in five minutes or less; professional-grade measurements – the Go!SCAN 3D provides an accuracy of up to 0.1 mm (0.004 in) and resolution of up to 0.2 mm (0.008 in); full-colour 3D models – users can easily and simultaneously capture of high-quality geometry and colours; TRUsimplicity™ – extremely simple scanning process; and point and shoot – no preparation or complicated set-up is required, the scanner is up-and-running in less than two minutes. Go!SCAN 3D scanners are tailored to the unique needs of: product development engineers and technicians from all industries; engineers who use CAD and 3D printing professionals; and museology, heritage preservation, restoration, digital archiving, 3D scanning for research, analysis and publishing, multimedia, entertainment, computer graphics and special effects. Creaform is a world-class and innovative technological company founded in 2002 offering 3D digital solutions. Creaform combines every 3D process and technology with innovative solutions that can cover the entire range of 3D needs: 3D scanning, reverse engineering, inspection, styling, design, analysis, digital manufacturing and medical applications. Its wide range of products and services as well as its advanced training program have enabled it to open the doors of various industries, such as automotive, aerospace, biomechanics, consumer products, education, heritage preservation and architecture, and multimedia.
