Digital Replicas Made Easy

3D Scanning

Create precise, high-quality digital versions of real objects with our advanced 3D scanning technology. Open a world of possibilities for preservation, analysis, and innovation.

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Capture Reality with Precision

Explore powerful tools that enable us to scan objects of various sizes and complexities with virtually no quality loss, paving the way for limitless applications across multiple industries.

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Artec Leo

Versatility

Artec Leo is a versatile 3D scanner, perfect for capturing medium to large-sized objects. Its wireless functionality and built-in touchscreen make it an ideal tool for on-site scanning and instant visualization of scanned data. With its ability to accurately capture geometry and texture, Artec Leo is an excellent choice for various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and product design.

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Artec Spider

Detailed View

The Artec Spider is a highly accurate 3D scanner for capturing small objects. Its blue-structured light technology ensures optimal performance when scanning objects with complex geometry and sharp edges. The Artec Spider is well-suited for industries that require intricate detail, such as reverse engineering, art conservation, and the medical field.

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Artec Micro

Zoom-In

For capturing the smallest objects and the finest details, the Artec Micro is the ideal solution. This automated, desktop 3D scanner provides unique accuracy and resolution, making it perfect for quality control, inspection, and digital archiving of tiny components. With user-friendly software and minimal setup requirements, it’s perfect for businesses and research institutions that demand the highest levels of precision.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How long does a 3D scanning project take?: The duration of a 3D scanning project depends on the size and complexity of the object being scanned, as well as the level of detail required. Smaller objects may take only a few hours, while larger, more intricate pieces could require days or even weeks to scan and process.
Are there any size or material limitations for scanning?: Our advanced scanning equipment capture a wide variety of objects and materials, large and small. However, certain materials, such as highly reflective or transparent surfaces, may present challenges during the scanning process. In these cases, our team of 3D artists can help reconstruct the object upon request.
Is 3D scanning safe for delicate or valuable objects?: Yes, our 3D scanning technology is non-invasive and does not require physical contact with the object being scanned. This ensures that delicate or valuable objects can be safely scanned without risking damage. Furthermore, our mobile scanning equipment eliminates the need for transporting delicate or valuable pieces, reducing the risk of damage during the process.

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Front perspective of a museum gallery illuminated from above, showcasing dark walls with informational text and spot-lit artifacts on display pedestals.

Trebeniste VR Exhibition

Trebeniste's archaeological treasures are showcased in VR exhibition, featuring detailed 3D scans of ancient artifacts.

Orthographic projection of ancient tombstone number 10, depicted with line art on a black background, labeled with the date May 2013.

3D Scanning of Tombstones

Digital preservation of ancient Greek cemeteries with 3D scanning technology in the Balkans

A full-length marble statue of a robed woman from ancient Rome, possibly a goddess or noblewoman, standing in a frontal pose with her head covered, illuminated against a dark background.

Exhibition "Femina balcanica: mater, matrona, augusta, dea" - artefacts virtual reconstruction

Digital Mind and VR-All-Art digitally revive 'Femina balcanica' exhibit, featuring 3D-scanned artefacts, historical reconstructions, and immersive VR.

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Rubens' Circles VR Exhibition

A virtual reality exhibition showcasing 3D scanned masterpieces of Rubens and his followers from the National Museum of Serbia