Practical Reverse Engineering - Choosing the Right Tools for the Job
In the big picture, RE is a subset of digital measurement, which is the driver behind other manufacturing applications, including quality inspection, tool building, assembly guidance, and more.
Reverse Engineering for a Model-Based World
The list of reverse engineering applications is long and will continue to grow as engineers create new and creative ways to use the technology.
3D Systems Announces First-to-Market Enhancements to Reverse Engineering Software - Enabling Increased Efficiency & Accuracy across Broad Application Portfolio
-Unique unroll/reroll function in Geomagic® Design X enables a new modeling workflow for complex revolved parts resulting in a 94% efficiency improvement.
-Geomagic Design X's new features for hybrid surfacing workflows accelerate productivity, improve downstream CAD re-usability
Rebuilding Components With Reverse Engineering
Rebuilding components with Reverse Engineering, LS technology and Windform® composite materials: how advanced technologies allow companies to save time and money.
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