3D Scanning Technology

How 3D scanning is used in industry: wood CNC, mold design, precision machining QC, architecture and heritage, plus popular 3D scanners.

How 3D scanners help Vietnamese plastics manufacturers with reverse engineering, mold repair, warping checks and QC, plus the main scanner types.

What 3D scanner resolution means, how it affects scan data and reverse engineering, and why resolution is not the same as accuracy.

3D scanner prices in Vietnam in 2017, from affordable Chinese models to high-accuracy German systems, and what drives the cost of ownership.

Compare Shining 3D's Einscan S, Einscan Pro and Eascan D scanners for reverse engineering, mold design and color scanning, from about $3,000.

A look at the Einscan Pro, Thor3D and FreeScan X3 handheld 3D scanners: four-in-one scanning, full-color capture and laser scanning of shiny parts.

Why low-cost Chinese handheld 3D scanners lead the market in Vietnam, how they work, and where they are used in woodwork, casting and mechanical parts.

What the EinScan Pro 3D scanner really offers wood carving shops: specs, uses, a CNC workflow and common misconceptions.

The EinScan Pro costs under $10,000 yet scans parts from fine 0.03 mm detail up to 4 m, from wood reliefs to molds. See what…

Full EinScan Pro 3D scanner specs from Shining 3D: scan modes, accuracy, speed and alignment, plus tips on reading a scanner spec sheet.

An overview of handheld 3D scanners on the Vietnamese market, including Thor3D, EinScan Pro and FreeScan X3, plus tips for choosing one.

What you need and the step-by-step process for 3D scanning wood models, plus common mistakes, data processing and tips for CNC-ready results.