Reverse engineering 3D scanned industrial parts

video: Reverse engineering 3D scanned industrial parts
Published on January 6, 2021
Applications
- General
Key Software Capabilities
- Design automation
3D CAD files of legacy industrial components are often not available — or never existed. 3D scanning is a convenient way to digitize such physical objects. However, manipulating the scanned geometry can be time-consuming using traditional design tools.
In this nTop Live, Alejandro Carcel Lopez, Application Engineer at nTop, shows you how to streamline the post-processing of 3D scanned geometry using nTop. He gives tips on how to modify the legacy design for lightweighting and automatically generate manufacturing tooling.
Watch and learn how to:
- Lightweight 3D scanned legacy geometry using shelling and latticing operations
- Automate the design of packaging or mold tooling for manufacturing
- Export your designs in a file format used for traditional CAD systems
This nTop Live is the first in a series on Reverse Engineering applications.
Download the files
Recreate the steps that Alejandro followed in this nTop Training. To download all the necessary files for this training, please see this link.
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