From physical to digital.
What is 3D Scanning?
3D scanning captures the shape and surface geometry of a real-world object and creates a detailed digital representation.
Instead of relying solely on individual measurements, photographs and templates, a 3D scan provides digital reference geometry that can be viewed, measured and used within compatible CAD and reverse-engineering workflows.
PHYSICAL OBJECT
3D SCAN
DIGITAL MESH
What Can We Scan?
If it exists, it can be captured.
Automotive and 4WD work is our home ground — but the same process applies to almost any physical object, in almost any industry.
VEHICLES
Vehicle interiors, dashboards, consoles, cargo areas, bodywork, mounting locations and other areas useful for vehicle-specific design and product development.
Parts & Components
Existing components that need to be digitally captured for reference, measurement or reverse engineering.
Marine
Boat interiors, consoles, mounting areas and complex surfaces for custom components and accessories.
Machinery & Equipment
Existing equipment, housings, mounting locations and components that are difficult to accurately measure using traditional methods.
Product Development
Existing objects or surrounding geometry that a new product needs to fit around.
One scan. Many uses.
What Can The Data Be Used For?
CAD Reference
Design new components around existing real-world geometry.
Develop components and products that need to fit an existing object or space.
Product Development
Capture an existing component as a starting point for recreating or modifying geometry.
Reverse Engineering
Understand the space available around existing components.
Fitment & Clearance
Fabrication
Provide digital reference geometry when planning custom fabricated parts.
Capture physical geometry for future reference.