3D Scanning Rare Museum Mourning Cross for Education Queen Victoria wore mourning black after the death of her husband Prince Albert in 1861, until her death in 1901. The rest of the British Empire followed, wearing mourning jewellery following the death of a loved one. Whitby jet was the favoured material for mourning pieces, but substitutes such…
Lidar and Cyber Scanning for TVC Wysiwyg 3D was approached by a major VFX studio to lidar scan the country town of Canowindra and the city streets of Shanghai China for the Optus TVC Commercial ‘It’s Possible.’ by advertising company Saatchi. Both the female and male leads were also cyberscanned for the TVC and other promotional material.…
3D Scanning Jewellery Today’s jeweller’s are likely to be architects or industrial designers so that traditional methods of jewellery design is not an option, however with the latest in 3D scanning technology jeweller’s are now able to benefit from the advantages of 3d laser scanning. Time constraints and increased customer expectations are no exception when it…
NRL was after a scaled up but exact replica of the NRL Trophy for the 2008 season launch, the first of its kind for such an event. With a few laser scanners to choose from the engineers decided to go with the Faro Laser Scanner and Model maker Combo for it’s ability to capture accurate…
Wysiwyg 3D were involved from the beginning of Chronicles of Narnia – Voyage of the Dawn Treader. 3D scanning sets, props, actors and actresses was all made possible with Geomagic and an accurate range of portable scanning equipment used by the Wysiwyg 3D engineers. The Narnia ship started as an artists model, small enough to fit into…
Wysiwyg 3D was called upon to help cyber scan the Son of The Mask car for manufacturing and laser scan a mask for the dog animation. This project came with many challenges and limiting factors. Starting from approved sketches an artist’s clay maquette was developed and 3d laser scanned. A Holden Monaro or Pontiac GTO was also 3D scanned as…
