Digital capturing: The world’s first 3-D desktop scanner

Digital capturing: The world’s first 3-D desktop scanner

Digital capturing: The world’s first 3-D desktop scanner

Las Vegas – A new 3-D scanning device will soon assist artists, product designers and manufacturers in producing realistic digital interpretations of physical objects. Borrowing technology used in medical imaging, the Real-View 360 3D desktop scanner scans any object that fits on its rotating base, then produces a full three-dimensional electronic depiction on a computer screen. Designers will likely welcome the capability to send images of prototypes or renderings to clients or press agents.

But with cheaper versions of the device also coming to market, the technology will not be reserved for the professional. eBay sellers, for instance, will soon have the perfect device to produce realistic images for their online auctions. Elsewhere, consumers at large could use the device to send brands desired alterations to existing products, with a view to having them updated and modified according their own tastes and desires.

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