Last Wednesday, I got a first look at the next iteration of Artec’s software: Studio 11, which is currently in beta but is expected to be released in full by the end of the month. Last year Artec 3D released Studio 10, a software suite that both simplified scanning for novices and gave experienced users more options and more control over their work. We’ve been closely following the 3D scanning company for a while, as not only have they been consistent in releasing new scanners and software, but they frequently use their own technology to do some fascinating things: from creating 3D printable online databases of endangered species to preserving historical and religious artifacts. Their scanners and software have been reliable and popular, and at RAPID I got a first look at their next release, which should prove to be of great interest not only to their established customer base but also to those who are new to 3D technology altogether. Then there were the established companies teasing new products, soon to be released to the general public, such as Artec 3D. I spoke with representatives from well-known, well-established companies who shared their thoughts on the future and the secrets of their success thus far, as well as new companies for whom, in many cases, RAPID 2016 was the public debut of their flagship products. Quick Start Guideĭocumentation for earlier versions of the software is available here.I know I’ve said it a few times already in the past few days, but I’ll say it again: I met too many interesting people last week at RAPID 2016. If you encounter an issue when using our 3D scanners or applications, please submit a request. In addition to this manual, you can find practical tips and other information at the Support Center. Also, take a look at the Conventions and Acronyms page for a key that describes how we highlight semantic elements. Consult the Index to find references for specific parameters that appear in processing algorithms. To get the most out of the documentation, review the various terms we use throughout. Use the Documentation Structure outline to get an overview of the entire manual, or refer to the Quick Start Guide. This manual will show you how to use the application as well as your 3D scanner to quickly and easily create great-looking 3D models. It enables you to scan countless objects using Artec scanners as well as third-party 3D sensors ( Artec Studio Ultimate only). Artec Studio is an industry-acclaimed software package for advanced 3D scanning and data processing.
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