Can’t stop, won't stop! Artec’s most cutting-edge 3D scanner, Artec Leo wins yet another significant award; the Golden Mousetrap Award for the best device in the Test & Measurement category.
Artec scanners help to deliver personalized healthcare 3D solutions that are a perfect fit for the anatomy of each patient and that are suitable for low invasive treatment of pathologies such as congenital thoracic deformities, which are anomalies in the growth of the chest wall.
Here at Artec 3D we’re always happy to support a great cause, especially when it comes to children’s charity. This holiday season, Artec 3D has teamed up with the Deti Nashi children’s charity fund to bring some joy and cheer to those who need it most. But it’s not toys we’re giving. And it’s not just for the holidays.
Perhaps in no other field does innovation matter more than in medicine. So, when a novel technique comes along, offering fitting solutions, professionals ought to embrace and build upon them.
It’s here, better and faster than ever. Artec Studio 13 is the latest release of our professional 3D scanning and post-processing software that lets you do more with your scanner and data than you ever could before!
Integration of X-Ray mode, 3D Radar mode, new high-power algorithms, and Global Registration upgrades make handling large, highly detailed 3D data quicker and easier
3D and VR technologies alike are growing ever more popular throughout industries all over the world and are becoming especially common in the healthcare field due to their precision, ease of use and versatility.
Viticulture, a science that the Athenian historian Thucydides claimed to have had a civilizing effect, may not be the most expected field of study to apply Artec 3D solutions to. Yet grape cultivation stands to gain enormously from using them, as a group of researchers has shown recently in their article.
A 1:1 scale 3D printed replica of Colorado’s State Symbol, the Kessler Stegosaurus, has been created for a local museum with the help of Artec Spider 3D scanner.
Though 3D technology is usually perceived as a futuristic concept, a recent project it was involved in proved that it could also take us back in time. Over 10 000 years back in time to be exact.
Artec 3D has done it again! We’ve developed the most advanced and versatile 3D scanner on the market today, claiming the top spot among all other innovative and ambitious global projects, according to the annual New Equipment Digest contest!
New metrology-grade scanner digitizes large objects with submillimeter accuracy and minimal noise, ideal for inspection, product design and construction
Learn how objects can be captured for heritage preservation using the Artec Space Spider and Eva 3D scanners and the latest version of the Artec Studio 3D scanning software.
We have some very good news to share with you: the amazing, the one and only Artec Leo 3D scanner has been nominated for the New Equipment Digest Innovation Award!
Beefed up with a set of new powerful features, Artec SDK 2.0 allows you to develop customized 3D scanning apps with greater functionality than ever before.
Artec 3D and Volume Graphics combine a textured 3D scan of an ancient Egyptian mummy with its computed tomography scan to obtain the mummy’s most accurate 3D model to date, which shows its detail both on the outside and inside in one same model.
Introducing a limited-time offer for educators and researchers: bundles of Artec 3D scanners and software can now be purchased together with Geomagic products at very special prices.
Among a multitude of interactive exhibits, the new science center houses Artec Shapify Booth, which makes high-resolution full-body 3D scans in a matter of seconds.
Learn how to create 3D models using Artec Eva and Space Spider 3D scanners at MakerSpace, a high-tech workshop platform at the Technical University of Munich.
Using 3D scanning, figurative artist Inigo Gheyselinck has created amazingly realistic wooden statues of Swiss historical figures for the #WOODVETIA campaign, launched by the Swiss forestry sector to promote the use of Swiss wood.
A research group in Belgium is boosting the capabilities of powered exoskeletons by customizing their design with the help of 3D scanning, CAD and 3D printing.
From a small company founded by university friends, to becoming a key player in a global market, 10 years have gone in a structured light flash. On the other hand, an extraordinary amount of teamwork and exciting discoveries make up the frames of our journey.
Valentin Vanhecke of the Dutch company 4Visualization has scanned the astonishingly well preserved skeleton of a giant dinosaur that lived 66 million years ago. The newly mounted skeleton is now on display at a local museum.
Save minutes and hours on 3D data processing with the extra fast Global Registration algorithm in Artec Studio 12.1 3D scanning software when using it with Artec 3D scanners and third-party sensors.
The combination of 3D scanning and reverse engineering makes it possible to quickly repair or replace critically important parts of vessels of the Dutch Royal Navy.
Liverpool-based Face Lab uses Artec 3D scanning technology for forensic and archaeological research, installation art, and a new post-graduate program MA Art in Science.
The Swiss #WOODVETIA project promotes the use of wood by presenting wooden statues to the public, which were made with the help of Artec Eva 3D scanner and Artec Studio software.
