3D Image-Based Defect Analysis CT makes it possible for a test sample to be represented as a 3 dimensional object with all internal information included—enabling precise analysis of the position, size and frequency of defects.   Dimensional Measurement The [...]

In today's fast-paced and competitive market, ensuring that your products meet the highest standards of accuracy, reliability, and compliance is essential. This is where quality metrology solutions come in. At Exact Metrology, we understand that investing in 3D scanning can be a critical decision for your business. Here, we explore just ten of the reasons that investing in quality dimensional inspection services is crucial for your business's success.

In recent years, handheld portable 3D scanners have continued to grow in popularity due to their versatility and convenience. They have become an essential tool in many industries, including architecture, engineering, manufacturing, and product design. And it is generally agreed that there are many 3D scanning benefits across these industries. However, since there are a plethora of different options on the market, it is difficult to know which handheld portable 3D scanner to choose for your project. In this article, Exact Metrology explores the factors to consider when selecting the best portable 3D scanner.

3D scanning has become an increasingly popular option for a variety of purposes across numerous industries. If you are ready to take your manufacturing and production endeavors to the next level, it is time for you to choose the right scanner for your industry. When you are in the market for a 3D scanning device, there are several factors to consider before making a purchase. Here are some tips on what to prioritize that should help you find the best 3D scanning tool for your needs:

A 3D digital scanner is a powerful device that can capture a real-world object’s shape, size, and texture in three dimensions. The scanner then creates a digital model of the object, which can be analyzed, manipulated, and measured using computer software. There are a variety of 3D digital scanners on the market today, including ones specifically designed for different purposes and settings. Additionally, a wide array of industries now rely on 3D digital scanners for their essential processes.