
handle: 11588/946971 , 11591/513250
Additive manufacturing technology allows producing objects layer-by-layer starting from three-dimensional (3D) digital models. These 3D models can be drawn using CAD software or can be obtained starting from a real-world object, through reverse engineering (RE) techniques. RE process is today widely used in numerous industrial applications. It is a powerful tool for additive manufacturing, and their combination can greatly enhance product design as well as shorten the product development cycle. This chapter describes the main reverse engineering techniques – contact and noncontact active and passive systems – and the main phases that allow obtaining a 3D CAD model starting from a physical object.
Point cloud, Active and passive methods, STL format, Contact and noncontact systems, Active and passive methods, Industrial CT scanning, Point cloud, STL format, Industrial CT scanning, Contact and noncontact systems, Active and passive methods; Contact and noncontact systems; Industrial CT scanning; Point cloud; STL format
Point cloud, Active and passive methods, STL format, Contact and noncontact systems, Active and passive methods, Industrial CT scanning, Point cloud, STL format, Industrial CT scanning, Contact and noncontact systems, Active and passive methods; Contact and noncontact systems; Industrial CT scanning; Point cloud; STL format
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