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A client came in wanting a highly accurate model of this assembly with which to reverse engineer the design. Because these are no longer manufactured, the only way to replace it is to machine a new one. With the model, the process of doing so is substantially less arduous. Scanned with the Artec Eva at […]

Scanned with an Artec Eva, this is a cast aluminum housing designed to hold a par36 (4” round) sealed beam lightbulb. These are found in most of the beacon and lightbar products from Federal Signal that were sold in the late 60’s through the 70’s. Some of the models that used these include the Model […]

Scanned with the Artec Eva, these are marble columns that frame the altar in the sanctuary of St Louis University Highschool. The sanctuary is being renovated and the architect needed accurate models with which to create new marble copies. Scanned at very high resolution, the model faithfully captures all of the details. Because they are […]

This is the door and frame of a Crouse Hinds M Series 4 Way Traffic Signal. Scanned with the Artec Eva and processed in Artec Studio, it is a faithful representation of the original antique traffic light. Using the model, it was scaled down to create 100% accurate 1/4 scale replicas for collectors.

Scanned with the Artec Eva in high definition, this is a 38″ tall cast aluminum statue owned by the Busch family. If you think it looks dusty, it is. We did not clean the statue before scanning. The family commissioned a local foundry to produce some copies of this piece and they, in-turn, commissioned us […]

We were contracted by a local used military vehicle company to scan and convert their vehicles into SolidWorks models so they can easily and accurately design their aftermarket products to fit these vehicles. Using the Artec Eva, the body was scanned inside and out. Some areas were unable to be scanned due to the limited […]

Scanned with the Artec Eva, this is a wheel and tire assembly on a Humvee. Only the front of the tire was able to be captured, but because the tread is symetrical, this was not an issue. The client wanted the model to add to their library for marketing purposes.

This is the door and frame of a Crouse Hinds D Series 4 Way Traffic Signal. Scanned with the Artec Eva and processed in Artec Studio, it is a faithful representation of the original antique traffic light. Using the model, It was reverse engineered in SolidWorks to create 100% accurate scale replicas for collectors.