University of Technology Sydney

42145 3D Scanning Methods for Reverse Engineering

2cp; 5hpw x 8 weeks online

Description

This subject is designed to build on the knowledge and proficiency in the principles and techniques of reverse engineering learnt in the Introduction to Reverse Engineering subject, whilst using 3D scanning methods. Through this subject, students gain experience in using 3D scanning technology to capture a component’s complete geometry and using mesh clean-up tools to prepare faceted bodies for downstream modelling and/or manufacturing. They also learn how to identify logical facet shapes and group triangles for use in the creation of faces, use reverse engineering software to create native surfaces on top of imported data, and use deviation analysis to ensure accuracy between the re-engineered part and its original. This subject equips students with the skills necessary to apply reverse engineering techniques using 3D scanning methods for manufacturing, quality assurance, or other purposes.


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