Reverse Engineering Workflow Walk-Through: EinScan HX, Mesh2Surface, & Tips!

During this webinar, Anton will demonstrate the application of his trusted EinScan HX 3D scanner alongside the powerful Mesh2Surface plugin for SolidWorks. He will provide an in-depth overview of the reverse engineering workflow, taking you through the entire process from 3D scanning to editing the 3D data and creating a workable CAD model.
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[@WestBerlinCustoms]

Very interesting technique and very well explained! Thanks and greetings from Germany to the Netherlands.

[@PorscheMonster]

Nice workflow demonstration!

[@Igor_Sidorov_]

That's a good lesson. Help you understand some features. Like 👍

[@android4cg]

Is it possible to map texture from DSLR photos after the laser scan to the object? Shining3d TextureMapper is currently only supporting to map DSLR photos to scanned objects with texture. For the HX it would be good to have such option also when scanning with markers and without texture.

[@JamesRothschild]

Wonderful, thank you :-) √

[@JamesRothschild]

Can I ask about your Markers stands...
Did you put your own random patterns of markers on each side or did you follow some guide for their placement?
Cheers 🙂

[@dewit3dengineering60]

They are just random and I put the stands also random around the scanning-part. It is very easy because you don't have to worry about some kind of pattern. This way it is a lot easier for the scanner to recognize markers under different scanning angles.