Description
AESUB Domes Spherical Markers for 3D Scanning
AESUB Domes Spherical Markers help to accurately and simply scan complex objects. They are designed for high-precision 3D scanning of complex objects, such as multi-component systems.
- Sizes of reflective dots (inner diameter): 3 mm, 6 mm
- One hemisphere has 19 dots with a diameter of 6 mm
- The hemisphere with reflective markers is attached using a magnet and thread
Purpose of Scanning Markers
AESUB Domes Spherical Markers are designed to facilitate and improve the accuracy of 3D scanning. They are used to create reference points on the scanning object. Reference points help the 3D scanner to orient itself correctly in space and create an accurate 3D model of the object.
Features of Spherical Markers for Scanning:
Spherical shape:
The spherical shape of the markers ensures uniform light reflection.
This guarantees high scanning accuracy from all angles.
High accuracy:
AESUB Domes markers provide high scanning accuracy.
This makes them ideal where high-precision scans are required.
Ease of use:
Markers are easily placed on the object surface.
They are securely fixed and do not shift during scanning.
Reusable:
AESUB Domes markers can be used multiple times.
This makes them a cost-effective solution.
Various sizes:
Markers are available in 3 mm and 6 mm sizes.
This allows you to choose the optimal option for a specific task.
Magnetic base and M4 threaded insert:
This ensures reliable placement of markers on various surfaces.
A specially designed area for using putty allows you to attach domes to various surfaces.
Where are AESUB Domes markers used?
- For controlling the geometric dimensions and shape of parts.
- Help to create digital models of existing objects.
- For scanning buildings and structures.
- Markers are used to scan works of art and create 3D models.
- Ideal for scanning complex interior elements such as dashboards, seats and other details.
- For scanning various industrial objects. For example, machine parts, tools and equipment.
- Used for 3D scanning of crime scenes and material evidence.
- Help scan body parts to create prostheses, orthoses and other medical devices.
- Used for educational and research purposes. For example, to create 3D models of anatomical structures or archaeological finds.
Recommendations for using AESUB spherical markers
- Use markers of the appropriate size for your scanning task.
- Place markers evenly on the surface of the scanning object.
- Ensure reliable fixation of the markers so that they do not shift during scanning.
- Use a magnetic base or M4 threaded insert to attach markers to metal surfaces.
- Use putty to attach markers to non-metallic surfaces.
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