3D scanning and reverse engineering
Tracker-based 3D scanner, without targets, to digitise and inspect parts over 30 m³.
Dimensional inspection and digitisation
Our tracker-based 3D scanner digitises parts without the need to apply targets, even in volumes of over 30 m³.
We use it to inspect every pattern, comparing it with the original CAD using a colour deviation map.
We also digitise existing parts for 3D reconstruction (reverse engineering).
- Equipment
- Tracker-based 3D scanner
- Preparation
- No targets
- Volume
- Parts over 30 m³
- Result
- Colour deviation map
Scanning and inspection at Nocu
How we scan a propeller blade pattern
The portable 3D scanner, guided by the tracker and without targets, digitises the surface of the blade while the software builds the mesh in real time. We then compare the scan with the original CAD using a colour deviation map.
Frequently asked questions
What is reverse engineering?
It means digitising an existing part with a 3D scanner to rebuild it as a CAD model.
Do targets need to be applied to the part?
No. Our 3D scanner works with a tracker and needs no targets.
What size of part can you scan?
We digitise parts over 30 m³.
What do you deliver after the inspection?
A colour map showing the deviations of the pattern from the original CAD.
Need to scan or inspect a part?
Send us the drawing or 3D file and we will reply with a proposal.
Shall we talk about your next project?
Send us the drawing or 3D file. Our engineering department will assess the part and propose the most suitable technology.
39611 Guarnizo (El Astillero), Cantabria, Spain
The Google map only loads if you accept it, because Google Maps sets cookies.