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3D scanning isn't just for extraordinary projects - it can be used to capture data for even the simplest every day objects!

Scantech have demonstrated the endless benefits of 3D scanning in their recent project to support racing car design and maintenance.

 At T3DMC we work extensively with rail industry manufacturers and provide 3D scanning for product development and quality control for components and moulds.

There are many benefits of using 3D scanning over traditional CMM methods - in this blog we take a look at the differences and benefits.

If you’ve never incorporated 3D scanning into your in-house projects, it may sound like a complex topic. We’ve put together an explanation of how 3D scanning works and how 3D scanning – and scanning data – can help support your projects.

When people think of 3D scanning, architecture isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind but there are multiple benefits to the 3D digitisation of buildings and structures.

TCT Magazine discuss how Weta Workshop used 3D printing and scanning to bring Lara Croft to life as part of Tomb Raider’s 25th anniversary.

Advanced Engineering UK was back this year with T3DMC in attendance showcasing our range of 3D scanners.

ScanTech’s innovative Trackscan 3D scanner has been used to bring a 190-million dinosaur fossil back to life through 3D digitalisation.

After 2 years of waiting, we were elated to return to exhibitions! Here's what we got up to at TCT 3Sixty, which was held this September.

We worked with Classic Motor Cars (CMC) to help restore a on-of-a-kind Jaguar XK120, with the use of 3D scanning and reverse engineering.

One of the questions our engineers are frequently asked is whether 3D scanning is an expensive process. In our new video, we answer this question.