The possibility of using 3D laser scanning as support for reverse engineering
Katarína Štaffenová, Miroslav Rakyta, Vladimíra Biňasová
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Katarína Štaffenová, Miroslav Rakyta, Vladimíra Biňasová
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This paper describes laser scanning technology as a tool for reverse engineering. The content includes theoretical starting points and knowledge about 3D models, reverse engineering and laser scanning. Furthermore, a method of reverse engineering using 3D laser scanning is proposed, compared with the standard reverse engineering process. The main contribution is comparing the use of hardware in the form of a scanner and software for post-processing.
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This paper describes laser scanning technology as a tool for reverse engineering. The content includes theoretical starting points and knowledge about 3D models, reverse engineering and laser scanning. Furthermore, a method of reverse engineering using 3D laser scanning is proposed, compared with the standard reverse engineering process. The main contribution is comparing the use of hardware in the form of a scanner and software for post-processing.
Key concepts: Reverse engineering, Laser scanning, 3d scanning, Scanner, Laser, Computer science, Process (computing), Software