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Scan-to-CAD Software - 3D
Scan-to-CAD Software - 3D
Creaform, a worldwide leader in portable 3D measurement solutions and 3D engineering services, has announced the launch of VXmodel, its 3D Scan Data Post-Treatment Software module. VXmodel enables users to finalise 3D scan data to use directly in any CAD or 3D printing software. VXmodel is simple, yet powerful. It includes only the features necessary to complement CAD software. Because it is fully integrated with VXelements, Creaform’s 3D software platform, it eliminates the need for design professionals to open, learn and use third-party software for most applications. With VXmodel acting as an integrated bridge, users have all the tools they need to prepare their 3D-Scan files for CAD or 3D-print solutions in one easy-to-master, intuitive application. Advantages: alignment – use VXmodel’s tool to constrain 3D scans using datums/entities so that users can start their design processes on a strong foundation; geometrical entities and cross-sections – VXmodel’s highly flexible and user-friendly interface lets users quickly segment a mesh into all the primitive entities, cross-sections and surfaces required to complete the final CAD design; mesh improvement – VXmodel enables users to improve 3D scan meshes and make them more suitable for their CAD or 3D printing processes; a variety of sophisticated tools are available to ensure users have the perfect files before they begin their reverse engineering or 3D printing; and mesh editing – VXmodel helps to modify the 3D scan mesh, making it watertight and quickly generating print-ready files. 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.
