59. : Applying Lasers to the Worlds of Scanning and Stereolithography

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59. Applying Lasers to the Worlds of Scanning and Stereolithography

Author John Connolly

Source Time Compression Technologies. v6 n8 Oct., 2001, pp 31-3

Abstract A few years ago the world was forever changed, with the buzzwords "point clouds," "surface contours" and "scan density" becoming permanent definitions for the CAD world. Until laser scanners were developed, the only way to depict 3-D objects was through one-point-at-a-time data capture methods and CAD hardware capable of modeling. How far have lasers moved us towards the perfect CAD model or SLA part? XX

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