High-precision digital reproduction of physical objects. Enables the creation of 3D models for engineering, inspection, reverse engineering, and production preparation.
The 3D scanning service at the Saint Petersburg Technopark Prototyping Center allows for obtaining an accurate digital copy of a physical object while preserving its shape, dimensions, and surface texture. Scanning is performed using professional equipment that ensures accuracy down to tens of microns.
The technology is applied in engineering projects, reverse engineering, restoration, museum digitalization, production control, and archiving of unique parts. As a result, you receive a point cloud or a finished 3D model suitable for editing, analysis, or subsequent 3D printing.
Center specialists perform post-processing of scans: noise and artifact removal, alignment, segmentation, and export to required formats. Further modeling, adaptation for printing technologies, and prototype manufacturing are possible.
Applications
Reverse engineering and model recovery
Geometric control and measurements
Archiving and digital restoration
Preparation of objects for 3D printing and casting
Workflow stages
Defining the scanning objective, selecting appropriate equipment and output data format.
Cleaning, securing and, if necessary, applying markers to improve accuracy.
Capturing the object from various angles, collecting and merging data into a single digital model.
Removal of artifacts, alignment, smoothing and preparation of the model for export or further modeling.
Delivery of the 3D model in specified formats, consultations, and recommendations for the next stage — modeling or production.
Advantages
High precision and detail
Support for various formats and technologies
Fast digitization of objects of any shape
Capability for subsequent 3D printing and redesign
Case studies
Cost
Service name
Cost
For St. Petersburg SMEs (-20%)
For St. Petersburg UAS R&D Center residents (-30%)
3D scanning
from 1375 ₽/hour
from 1238 ₽/hour
from 963 ₽/hour
Order service
Contacts
Irina Kostenko
Director of the Regional Engineering Center for Radio-Electronic Instrumentation of the Saint Petersburg Technopark