Motorcycle frame HD

Scanners

Artec Leo

Scanning time

25 minutes

HD reconstruction time

50 minutes

Processing time

40 minutes

This section of a motorbike frame was scanned with Leo one late September day in California. Just a few minutes of scanning was enough to capture a significant portion of the frame’s geometry for a vivid example of what HD Mode is all about. Such a level of precise surface reproduction, especially of those deeper, harder-to-reach surfaces, makes this a superb tool for capturing myriad objects in the realm of industry, whether for reverse engineering, industrial design, quality control/inspection, and more.

Prior to HD Mode, this scan would have captured less surface detail than it can today. With HD Mode, from the very first scan, noise levels are insignificant, while sharpness is turned up to the max. In Artec Studio 15, due to the advanced quality of the scans, minimal processing was called for.

License

Under Creative Commons license v4, attribution to Artec 3D and a link back to our website is all you need to use this 3D model for free.

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Motorcycle frame HD by Artec 3D

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