Arts & Design

3D scanning technology is transforming the landscape of the arts design, especially in fields like fashion design, furniture design, and art creation. By enabling artists and designers to create precise digital representations of their work, 3D scanning facilitates a more efficient design process. This technology allows for rapid prototyping, which reduces the time and resources spent on physical samples, ultimately leading to more innovative and tailored creations.

3D Models

Fashion Design

Incorporating 3D scanning technology into the fashion industry can create a significant impact. Designers can utilize Lynx machines, known for their extensive scanning range and rapid imaging capabilities, to scan garments and then process and manipulate these scans using Geomagic Wrap for 3DMakerpro (Essential). This combination allows for the custom creation of the latest fashion styles, enhancing brand identity and bringing inspiration to life. For shoe design, the high-precision Moose scanner, with its color imaging and detailed texture capture, serves as an invaluable resource for designers, facilitating innovative footwear creation.

Furniture Design

The furniture design industry also benefits significantly from 3D scanning. Designers can create custom pieces tailored to specific spaces, making the design process more personal and relevant to individual consumers. This technology aids in the restoration of antique furniture, enabling artisans to accurately replicate intricate details and preserve the craftsmanship of the past while addressing contemporary needs. The Lynx scanner features a large capture range of 100 to 2000 mm, enhancing its versatility in various design applications.

Artwork Preservation

3D scanners play a crucial role in the preservation of artworks. Museums can utilize Lynx scanners to create digital models of large artifacts, such as porcelain pieces and sculptures, for exhibitions, as well as for artifact restoration. Meanwhile, everyday users can employ Moose scanners to capture smaller, more delicate items, allowing them to store images and documents for preservation. This technology not only helps protect cultural heritage but also makes it accessible for future generations.

Lynx Scanner V.S. Moose Scanner

Scanner 3D d'orignal
Scanner 3D d'orignal Prix de vente$524.00 Prix normal$699.00
Lynx
Lynx Prix de vente$321.00 Prix normal$459.00
Scanner 3D d'orignal
Scanner 3D d'orignal Prix de vente$524.00 Prix normal$699.00
Lynx
Lynx Prix de vente$321.00 Prix normal$459.00
Accuracy

0.03mm

0.10mm

Resolution

0.07mm

0.30mm

Scan ranges

15-1500mm

100-2000mm

Tracking mode

AI Visual tracking

Visual tracking

Work distance

150-400mm

400-900mm

Single capture range

200x100mm

250 x 400mm

Light source

Blue LED

NIR

Color texture

24-bit color textures

Extended support

Dimensions

115×70×35mm

244x75x48mm

Weight

280g

800g

Success Stories 1

LYNX scanner Review from 3DMakerpro also comparing it to the Mole scanner

Success Stories 2

Watch this guy scans his feet and creates a custom shoe sole that fits perfectly! Moose 3D Scanner

Success Stories 3

Ever wanted a miniature replica of your fave sofa? #3dmakerpro #3dscanning

Success Stories 4

Can the 3DMakerPro Moose Save My Sculpture with 3D Scanning?