Why you should use a 3D laser scanner
Are you thinking about utilizing 3D laser scanning technology for your operations or on your jobsite and you’re wanting to learn more about the technology before you go ahead with it? At Hive Virtual Plant, we are experts when it comes to 3D laser scanning technology, software, and applications. There are many different reasons why you should use a 3D laser scanner for your applications. In this article by Hive Virtual Plant, we share some information about a few of those reasons!
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If you are trying to compare multiple objects
The human eye is limited in terms of how many comparisons it can make between two objects. There’s more to an object’s comparison than just the visual differences, stuff like texture, the composition is also important factors to consider. You can’t see these differences with your naked eye, but a 3D scanner sees them. A 3D scan can conclusively establish whether an object is authentic or a forgery.
If you are looking for fast design
If you work in design, then you know just how exhausting designing a new product could be. In some instances, you have to create a design based on a pre-existing object, or reverse-engineer a product. If you use a 3D scanner, you don’t have to take actual measurements for your new design, which makes your work way easier. 3D laser scanners allow you to obtain high-definition images of your design with various data points that can be reviewed later.
If you need meticulous quality control
The little details are what might give your project an edge over your competitors. However, for your projects to meet the expected standard, you need meticulous and keen quality control. A 3D scanner is one way you can improve the diligence of your quality control.
To learn more about why you should use a 3D laser scanner for your project or on your jobsite, we encourage you to get in touch with our team at Hive Virtual Plant. Click here to find our contact information or speak with a Hive VP representative.
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