Case studies page 7

Anatomical 3D visualization: Scanning bones to reconstruct the appearance of people and animals

55 endangered eagles, owls, and other birds digitally preserved for eternity with Artec 3D scanners

3D scanning for reverse engineering a Formula 1 car and 3D printing a mini copy

Artec Eva scans 250,000-year-old human bones (Homo Naledi) in pitch-black underground cave

Scanning a WWII German mini-submarine with Artec Eva

President Barack Obama scanned with Artec Eva to create first ever 3D presidential portrait

Artec Eva helps bring artwork to life in 3D for Google Art Project

Singers bidding to win Eurovision 2015 get 3D scanned with Artec Eva

Artec Spider paired with robotic arm to accelerate 3D scanning workflow

Rare basking shark with a head for science becomes model specimen

Artec Eva helps shrink down Stan Lee and other celebrities into mini figurines

Artec Eva helps the blind to “see” ancient artifacts

Artec 3D scanning technology recreates dinosaurs in Jurassic World

Scanning Arnold Schwarzenegger for the movie Terminator Genisys

Artec 3D scans with no markers for an interactive skull museum

Thames Water uses Artec Eva to help prevent water leaks

Artec Eva helps create a 3D model of a 4-meter-tall Napoleon on horseback monument

How one foundry uses “crazy efficient” Artec Eva to slash up to 75% off production time, cut losses, and more

Now you can download and print digitally-precise 3D bones and internal organs

FC Bayern Munich defender David Alaba 3D scanned for a trophy

Injured toucan gets his 3D printed beak and starts singing again

Artec Eva helps create a glowing bust for Austria’s Burgtheater

Creating hyper-realistic 3D digital models from a military museum

From 700 BC until forever: preserving an ancient Assyrian relief with Artec Eva at the British Museum