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| ==== Laser Scanning ==== | ==== Laser Scanning ==== | ||
| - | Laser scanning uses the distortion of laser lines to reconstruct and object. This technology is accurate down to a maximum resolution of 0.02mm. This method is limited by the use of markers to keep the scan aligned and takes more planning to get a quality model. This process is great for small to medium sized parts that require high precision. | + | Laser scanning uses the distortion of laser lines to reconstruct and object. This technology |
| ==== NIR Scanning ==== | ==== NIR Scanning ==== | ||
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| ===== Tools ===== | ===== Tools ===== | ||
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| - | * CR-Scan Raptor Hybrid Scanner: NIR + Laser Scanning | + | {{tag> |
| - | * Cannon D1: Photogrammetry camera | + | |
| - | * Metashape: Photogrammetry software | + | |
| - | * Godox R200 flash w/ polarizer: Photogrammetry flash | + | |