If you haven’t made the switch to 3D scanning, it can be difficult to reach your deadlines, increase customers or fulfill new orders without more techs on your payroll. Especially in our current global pandemic conditions, it can be difficult to process new orders or keep business running smoothly from a distance.
In the field of 3D body scanning the topic of measurement, and in particular error in measurement, is highly important. We know that in all measurements some degree of uncertainty is present, which can be expressed as error in measurement.
You’ve heard about the 3D scanner for scanning the human body, but you don’t know what it’s for. Or maybe you’re already using one and you want to know more about the different options you have, then this article is for you.
Anthropometry is the measurement of the size and proportions of the human body.
Although 3D scanning and photogrammetry aim to produce a 3D model of an object/human/environment, the technologies used behind are completely different.
Visualize a prosthetic arm along with the sensory capabilities of a human arm, or a robot ankle that simulates the healthy and balanced ankle’s action to altering activity.
Until the 20th century, prostheses were often heavy wooden gear with a gross shape and limited function, which made them unaesthetic and not functional. Today, however, we have prosthetics controlled with our minds, predicting movement, and fitting perfectly each person thanks to 3D printing technology.
The global digital health market is fueled by a growing demand for improved communication between healthcare professionals and patients to reduce errors and provide better coordinated care.
Every year, billions of dollars are invested in healthcare innovation. Most innovations do not work or do not meet expectations. However, from time to time, something new emerges and transforms the face of the industry.
Accurate and repeatable measurement of the human body is essential for many industries such as fashion and clothing, orthopedic devices and body mass monitoring.
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