Miachel
Industrial
- Apr 15, 2024
- 1
Hello everyone
It's an honor to come to this forum. Recently, I have encountered some obstacles in choosing, regarding 3D scanners. I hope all professionals can give me some opinions.
I am a structural engineer and currently need to be involved in the scanning and processing of some parts. So I want to use a 3D scanner to scan the models of these parts for post-processing and design.
I searched for a long time on the Internet and selected some companies' products. At the same time, I also made a comparison of their relevant parameters. At present, the several products that I value mainly use laser scanning technology and structured light scanning technology. I have a preliminary understanding of both technologies. But I still want to ask professionals about this issue. What are the similarities and differences between these two technologies? If you just scan some ordinary workpieces, is it okay to choose both?
Thank you so much
PS: Links to related products：
It's an honor to come to this forum. Recently, I have encountered some obstacles in choosing, regarding 3D scanners. I hope all professionals can give me some opinions.
I am a structural engineer and currently need to be involved in the scanning and processing of some parts. So I want to use a 3D scanner to scan the models of these parts for post-processing and design.
I searched for a long time on the Internet and selected some companies' products. At the same time, I also made a comparison of their relevant parameters. At present, the several products that I value mainly use laser scanning technology and structured light scanning technology. I have a preliminary understanding of both technologies. But I still want to ask professionals about this issue. What are the similarities and differences between these two technologies? If you just scan some ordinary workpieces, is it okay to choose both?
Thank you so much
PS: Links to related products：
