It was a beautiful day, on a beautiful mountain, near a beautiful medieval monastery, as Artec employees continued their work on a pilot project that began earlier that year at the Erevan city history museum a few months earlier. Read more
Artec Group Inc and E.G.S. are pleased to announce that the two companies have joined forces to bring to market an affordable and complete 3D reverse engineering solution.
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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 3D scans, each exemplifying the strengths of Artec technology. Read more
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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. Read more
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. Read more
The Artec group proudly announces the release of a brand new 3D scanner — Artec MHT. This scanner acquires 3D data at high speeds, is hand-held, and captures brilliant color of the object.
The scanner has been in development for almost a year. The goal was to make an affordable, hand-held, portable 3D scanner with texture, which will be unmatched by existing technology. Read more
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