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3d scanners for CAD discussion

DigitCat

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I'd like to discusse use of 3d scanners to be used with CAD software.
Myself I use Artec Spider. By the moment it os suitable tomake grawings and CAD models of machinery, after Artec started to collaborate with 3d Systems. So scanned data can go directly to In my case Geomagic Design X to be processed to CAD model. Artec Themself has implemented some CAD0like tools in Studio, but for now it's far from what Design X can do.The other reasonfor me was that the scanner ishandheld, which Ifor me is really convinient to scan commplex shaped and different size machinery. I think this is one of the main advantages, you are barely limited with size. For sureIt won't be usefull to scan 1*1 cm item. Or i cannot scan a building with ahandheld scanner, well, technically I can, but it would take forewer. For something deom apple size to room sizehandheld scanners are good.
Do anyone else use 3d scanners, which and what software do you use with them?
 
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