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Reverse engineering is a process in which software, machines, aircraft, architectural structures, and other products are reconstructed to extract design information from them.

This process allows creating a 3D virtual model of an existing physical part for use in 3D CAD, CAM or other software. The physical object can be measured using 3D scanning technologies. Reverse engineering aims to recover the design intentions in terms of simple analytic surfaces where appropriate (planes, cylinders, etc.) to create a CAD model representing the boundaries. Recovering this model allows the design to be modified to meet new requirements.

Reverse engineering is also used to transfer existing physical geometry to digital product development environments, to create a 3D digital record of your own products or to assess products of your competitors. It is used to analyze how a product works, what it does and what components it has; estimate costs, identify potential patent infringements, etc.

Dimensional control allows checking the compliance of the product dimensions with the technical drawing, guaranteeing the quality of the products.

After each test, to confirm compliance with the required parameters, documentation certifying the results of the tests is issued.

The non-contact three-dimensional scanning service can be used, for example, for architectural parts, museum objects, interiors (furniture, load-bearing structures, systems, vases, statues, jewelry, fossils, musical instruments, etc.), car parts, boats, etc.

The 3D survey produces many scans that will be recomposed into a single three-dimensional model formed by a point cloud.

The model can be returned as a 3D CAD file or as a BIM (building information modeling) model. The information obtained is stored for a long time, without the need to return to the website for subsequent surveys.