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3D scanning inflated substrates

Posted on June 2, 2015June 25, 2015 fergalcoulterPosted in 3d Scanning

A Laser 3D was designed and programmed to measure the dimensions of an inflated DEA membranes.

Laser scanner and control circuitry mounted to print head

Resulting scanned (virtual) surface, patterned with toolpaths

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