Who would like to see themselves displayed in a shopping window? If you ask Tiffany, Kelsey and Maggie, they’d say that’s what they dream of. Old Navy, a
An Artec MHT scanner was used to capture the finalists in 3D. The scan data was then forwarded to Legacy Effects, a famous visual and digital effects agency, who previously carried out work for movies like Avatar, Iron Man and Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland to design and create a plastic double.
Through this unique Supermodelquin Super Search campaign, Old Navy wants to
«It was very fun to get my 3D scan. It is so exciting to see what I am going to look like as a mannequin», said Tiffany, from Oklahoma. The Artec MHT scanner took only a few minutes to accurately capture her. Artec Studio™ was used to post process the results, get rid of noise and apply texture to the model. Watch how the winner, Tiffany, becomes a plastic Supermodelquin for Old Navy:
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.
Scientists at the University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) are working on the next breakthrough in 3D scanning technology, and they need volunteers.