Precision engineering in aerospace with 3D scanning

Aerospace manufacturing demands the highest precision and innovation to meet the industry’s rigorous standards. Andreas Bruns Zerspanungstechnik has embraced advanced 3D scanning technology to optimize production and quality control, ensuring their complex parts meet the highest requirements.

Inspect the insides of medical plastic parts

Medical parts are often transparent and translucent which can be tricky for optical measurements. At the same time, medical components require confident evaluation of tiny channels and inner structures. A scanner like ZEISS METROTOM 1, which acquires data via X-ray images, captures the complete inside and outside geometry non-destructively and with high precision.

Scanning small parts with GOM Scan 1 and ATOS Q

From plastics to electronics and consumer goods, small parts are everywhere. Their geometries range from simple to complex with fine structures and tiny holes, each with specific measurement requirements. With the 3D scanners GOM Scan 1 and ATOS Q, scanning small parts is easy.

Optimizing electric motorcycles with hand-held 3D scanner

A man using ZEISS T-SCAN hakw 2 to scan an electric motorcycle

Young engineers have big goals – joining the 24 Hours of Le Mans Moto in France. The twist? Taking part in the competition with the first all-electric motorcycle. The hand-held 3D scanner ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2 supports them in bringing a functional and powerful motorcycle to the starting line.

Creating 3D NFT with 3D scanning solutions by ZEISS

3D scan rendering

NFTs are currently in high demand and are bringing new momentum to the digital art and collector world. The virtual units, which have their origins in the crypto cosmos, can be sold and auctioned via marketplaces. They are built on a blockchain – so where does 3D scanning come into play with NFTs?