3D DIGITAL CORPORATION

With the Optix 400S, the applications of 3DD scanners have been expanded to cell phone and jewelry industries. The Optix 400S is now suitable for capturing small objects with great details.

The Optix 400S provides a very high accuracy of up to 15 microns (0.0006”) and is used for imaging targets that are ranging from 80mm ~ 300 (3" ~ 12"). It is suitable for small parts scanning, while larger objects can also be scanned with lower accuracy.

Markets

- Sheet metal
- Inspection
- Reverse Engineering
- Tool & Die
- Design
- Machining
- Foot ware

Typically, the largest market for 3D graphics is manufacturing. The product development process incorporates 3D graphics in all phases - from conceptual design, detailed part and assembly design to shop floor manufacturing. Within these areas are specialized requirements that can benefit from the application of 3D graphics. Digital design proliferates on the desktop. However, there is an untapped opportunity to provide this market with a practical way to convert physical models into digital models. This process of converting physical models to digital models has application in the following areas and is closely related to computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided engineering (CAE), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM):

• Retrofitting, modification
• New product design using existing physical model as a basis
• Tooling from physical model
• Verifying the geometry of manufactured parts, which is an essential part of modern quality assurance and process control methods
• Pattern regeneration
• Rapid prototyping

Many applications exist for 3DD scanners in the medical field including:
	Dental Applications Prosthetic design Reconstructive surgery

(See examples in the Gallery)

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