Good Citizens used 3D Scanning and 3D Analysis to help with his manufacturing problem It’s no secret that Good Citizens owner, Nik Robinson and his sons, have had problems with manufacturing their 100% recycled plastic eyewear frames. They’ve spoken about it extensively in media interviews. Over 752 days and 2500 attempts later you’d think they…
COVID safe 3D Scanning keeps Engineering Design Team on schedule Challenge The COVID pandemic had just started and the majority of Sydney based businesses were preparing for staff to work from home. Our client had a team of 5-7 engineers ready to start the design of a major upgrade but needed to know the existing…
Damaged Brotherhood Crocker Truck Gear Box housing manufactured using modern and traditional technology Challenge An ambitious project of fully restoring an early 20th century Brotherhood Crocker Truck hit a obstacle when the owner discovered a damaged gear box housing beyond repair. With nothing in the way of spare parts to source, the decision was made…
3D scanning Mer-Neith-it-es – Archaeologists excavate 2,500-year-old mummy as seen on ABC 7.30 The coffin had been at Sydney University for more than 150 years but nobody realised it was full of human remains but ‘Who is inside the coffin?’ investigation lead and Senior Curator Nicolson Museum Dr Jamie Fraser said. “The latest modern technology…
Phantom of the Opera Masks are customised using 3D Scanning and 3D Printing The Phantom of the Opera is a musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Charles Hart. First performed in 1986, it has become the longest-running show in musical history and is playing at Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour stage…
Neighbours to the Sydney Scanning team, Aircraft Equipment Overhauls and Sales (AEOS) is a family owned company who has been providing superior maintenance services for a diverse range of aircraft components and associated products. Challenge The AEOS engineers were required to perform servicing and testing on Emergency Oxygen Masks used by the Flight Deck including…
