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The Artec Group develops and manufacturers innovative solutions and products. The company, headquartered in Palo Alto, California, consists of a team of high-calibre specialists who have been working together for more than 10 years, and who are seen as leading experts in the sphere of capturing/processing of 3D surfaces, as well as face recognition.
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3D Model Gallery on Artec’s site 26 August 2010 3D Model Gallery on Artec’s site Since the opening of Artec’s new website a few weeks ago, we have been adding content. The most recent addition is the 3D Model Gallery. There are almost 20 sample scans, each exemplifying the strengths of Artec technology. There are some scans that we are particularly proud of. For example, the famed dinosaur we wrote about last month. You can download it in WRML format and see the precision and great texture quality of the Artec MHT scanner. We will be adding to this gallery often, so come back and visit often.
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SIGGRAPH2010 16 July 2010 SIGGRAPH2010 The Artec Group is proud to take part in the upcoming Siggraph 2010 exhibition July 27th through July 29th in Los Angeles, California. This exhibition is focused on the exciting and unpredictable world of computer graphics and animation. Artec will be exhibiting in partnership with one of our American distributors, Exact Metrology. Come visit us at stand #125 from July 27th to July 29th at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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Dinosaurs in 3D 16 July 2010 Dinosaurs in 3D For a while, we’ve known that archeologists have been using our technology successfully to scan excavation sites and fossils. We always wanted to try it for ourselves and recently got that chance. We made our way down to the Moscow Paleontology Museum. There, we were asked to scan a large scull of a big Tarbosaurus — a creature that roamed the Earth about 70 million years ago.
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