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2013-03-19
A perfect fit for Airbus
On November 4, 2010, one of Qantas Airbus A380s, heading for Sydney, Australia, suffered engine failure over Batam Island shortly after take-off from Changi Airport in Singapore. In spite of the exploded and still burning engine, captain Richard Champion de Crespigny was able to land the plane safely back in Singapore, with 440 passengers and 29 crew members still shaken and scared, but all safe and sound.
2013-02-18
Digitise objects with a wave of your hand, using the Go!SCAN 3D scanner (只有英文版本)
Scanning in 3D has just been domesticated. The Go!SCAN 3D is a 3D scanner that weighs 1.1kg and works like a digital camera. Made by Canadian company Creaform, it can quickly scan objects from 30cm to three metres in size, in chunks of 38cm x 38cm, and to an accuracy of 0.1mm, using two cameras and a projector.
2013-01-23
PG&E uses 3D laser scanner to test corrosion on pipelines
PG&E is testing a new piece of equipment that looks at pipe corrosion. It could be a giant leap forward for keeping an eye on gas lines and catching problems before they turn into disasters. It's the same laser technology used in reverse engineering, gaming, and in medicine to map the human body. It can be used on virtually any object. PG&E is using it on its pipes.
2013-01-08
3D Scanning for Post-Mastectomy Custom Breast Prosthesis
Creating a custom breast prosthesis that feels and looks more natural can be accomplished.
2011-07-25
Back to Basics with 3D Optical Measurement
Optical 3D Measuring devices' shop-floor accuracy, decreased sensitivity to environment and higher measurement pase make them strong contenders to traditional quality control devices.