REVERSE ENGINEERING

Reverse engineering is the process of analyzing and recreating a physical object to understand its design, structure, and function. It’s widely used for a variety of applications, from redesigning existing products to creating high-quality prototypes or small-batch parts when original designs or specifications are unavailable.

The first step in reverse engineering is to capture the geometry of the original part using advanced 3D scanning technologies. This could involve methods such as laser scanning or structured light scanning, which generate precise digital 3D models of the physical object.

The scanned data is processed and converted into a CAD (Computer-Aided Design) model. Specialized software is used to refine the scanned data, correcting imperfections and ensuring that the model is accurate for manufacturing or prototyping.

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