Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is to demonstrate a technique that we can use to scan thin-walled objects within an Artec LEO 3D scanner and Artec Studio post-processing software.
In this video, I'm going to be using a plastic snow shovel as an example. The challenge that we're going to run into is that normally we would scan an object from one side flat on the ground using the Automatic Base Removal tool to take away the floor and then flip the item over to do the same thing. But this shovel is a little different. Check out how to get the best results when 3D scanning a thin-walled obeject.
To learn more about 3D scanning, check out these other blogs at: blog.trimech.com/topic/3d-scanning
#3dscan #artec3d
This video is to demonstrate a technique that we can use to scan thin-walled objects within an Artec LEO 3D scanner and Artec Studio post-processing software.
In this video, I'm going to be using a plastic snow shovel as an example. The challenge that we're going to run into is that normally we would scan an object from one side flat on the ground using the Automatic Base Removal tool to take away the floor and then flip the item over to do the same thing. But this shovel is a little different. Check out how to get the best results when 3D scanning a thin-walled obeject.
To learn more about 3D scanning, check out these other blogs at: blog.trimech.com/topic/3d-scanning
#3dscan #artec3d
