3Dskanneria

3Dskanneria is a term used to describe a digital and additive fabrication platform that utilizes 3D scanning technology to create complex models. This technology allows users to capture the shape and texture of an object or a space and then builds a 3D model based on that data.

The platform employs a range of 3D scanning methods, including structured light scanning, laser scanning, and object recognition technology. This enables the creation of highly detailed and accurate 3D models, which can be used for a variety of applications such as architecture, engineering, product design, and historical preservation.

Users of 3Dskanneria can access and utilize the scans and models that have been created on the platform through an online repository. This allows for collaboration and knowledge sharing, as users can access and contribute to the information available on the platform.

The data and models created through the 3Dskanneria platform are stored in a digital format and can be used for further analysis and processing in various software applications. The platform also provides tools for analyzing and visualizing the 3d models, making it easier for users to identify and understand the structural features and properties of the scanned object or space.

3Dskanneria is particularly useful for applications where 3d scanning would traditionally be too expensive, time-consuming, or logistically complex such as documented historical buildings or GIS applications. The ability to extract models and data from the real world and develop various outputs from that information have developed different navy and likewise virtues.