Tag: 3D scanning
3DMakerpro paves way for high-accuracy 3D scanning with new product
3DMakerpro, a provider of 3D scanning technology, has unveiled its new product, the Seal 3D Scanner, at the IFA NEXT exhibition in Berlin, Germany, in a push to make high-accuracy 3D scanning accessible to industry experts.
The AiMC-1000 sets the new industry standard for glass mould cleaning
Product Release
Three years ago, Automation Innovation and P-Laser designed a glass mould cleaning robot, which cleaned moulds using laser ablation instead of traditional cleaning...
Auto Innovation Center Charging Ahead
Media Release
Since the opening ribbon was cut back in December, the Auto Innovation Centre (AIC) has been turning heads thanks to its specialised industry...
Fuel3D introduces super fast 360-degree 3D scanner (VIDEO)
Leading 3D scanning innovator Fuel3D has unveiled a new super-fast scanner designed for capturing highly detailed 360-degree 3D data.
The Fuel3D 360 Scanner is a...
GuardLab brings manufacturing back to Australia
GuardLab, one of the fastest growing sportstech companies in the world, has officially opened its Asia Pacific headquarters in Melbourne, Victoria.
GuardLab was established in...
Acer unveils Aspire V 17 Nitro Notebook equipped with Intel RealSense 3D camera
Acer’s new Aspire V 17 Nitro notebooks feature the advanced Intel® RealSense™ 3D camera which will allow users to interact with games, open web...
Find out how 3D printing created the perfect lightweight titanium horse shoe
Scientists from the CSIRO have produced a set of purple titanium shoes for one Melbourne race horse using 3D printing technology.
The horse which was...
GE Global Research to host interactive Google+ discussion on 3D printing tonight
GE Global Research will be hosting a Google+ Video Hangout with leading experts in the field of additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing,...
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Building resilience as manufacturing requirements become more complex
The industrial machinery and heavy equipment manufacturing sector is critical not only for its direct outputs, machines, and equipment that pave the way for construction, agriculture and manufacturing but also for its crucial role in economic development and innovation.
