Inus Technology and Basis Software have reached a strategic agreement that enables Basis to globally distribute a reverse engineering solution combining its Surphaser mid- and long-range 3D scanners with Inus’ Rapidform 3D scanning software.
Surphaser 3D scanners are designed to be portable and adaptable to operate in industrial and outdoor environments. They can scan objects from 1 to 70+ m away with sub-millimeter accuracy and can capture as many as 1.2 million points per second, Inus says.
Alpine Advanced Materials used a desktop 3D printer and the freeform injection molding process to reduce prototype tooling production time and cost for its customers.
DMLS printers using metal additive powders selected by Linear AMS to produce high-quality, accurate, consistent 3D-printed mold components with certification and traceability.
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