The increasing use of 3D scanning services by design engineers and technicians is primarily being driven by how useful the technology is for reverse engineering processes. The latter essentially captures information about existing products in order to recreate and reproduce them in a highly accurate manner.
The industrial future is 3D. According to this report, the global 3D printing industry is expected to reach $5.2 billion in 2020. However, additive manufacturing involves certain obstacles that are yet to be overcome in order for it to become standard industry practice.
3D modeling software has extended its horizon beyond architecture, interior designing, gaming, films, animation, and mechanical engineering by transforming the medical industry. It is helping healthcare professionals in simulating anatomy and creating interactive representation by the way of 3D printing. Not only this, 3D printing for medical industry is also helping in customizing 3D-printed medical devices, implants, prosthesis, and customized instrumentation. To print 3D models, a CAD design is created first using 3D modeling software.
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