Artec 3D | Reverse-engineering racing parts with Artec Eva @Artec_3D | Uploaded February 2020 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
For Sergey Karyakin and his team at SNAG Racing, high-performance isn't good enough. They use their Artec Eva to digitally capture a range of parts for their Can-Am Maverick X3 RS Turbo R and go from there. Using various CAD solutions, they take the 3D models created from Eva's scans and modify these parts to be lighter, faster, and more durable. Then they 3D print or CNC mill them in the latest materials, including metal, carbon, Kevlar, etc. The result? Next-level performance and multiple trophies in cross-country races around the world.
#ArtecEva #3DScanners #Racing
For Sergey Karyakin and his team at SNAG Racing, high-performance isn't good enough. They use their Artec Eva to digitally capture a range of parts for their Can-Am Maverick X3 RS Turbo R and go from there. Using various CAD solutions, they take the 3D models created from Eva's scans and modify these parts to be lighter, faster, and more durable. Then they 3D print or CNC mill them in the latest materials, including metal, carbon, Kevlar, etc. The result? Next-level performance and multiple trophies in cross-country races around the world.
#ArtecEva #3DScanners #Racing
