3D Scanning
Physical objects are scanned to capture surface geometry, shape, size and complex design details as digital data.
Accurate data capture
Rheologist Gaze and Solutions transforms physical components into accurate digital models using advanced 3D scanning, reverse engineering, CAD reconstruction and 3D printing technologies.
Rheologist Gaze and Solutions uses advanced 3D scanning and printing equipment to capture product geometry and develop accurate models for redesign, reproduction, inspection and manufacturing.
Our engineering process can begin with an existing physical component, a scanned three-dimensional object, a point cloud, a mesh model or available digital design files.
We provide an integrated workflow that combines digital data capture, CAD reconstruction, prototype development, testing and design refinement.
Physical objects are scanned to capture surface geometry, shape, size and complex design details as digital data.
Accurate data capturePoint cloud and polygon mesh data are cleaned, aligned, repaired and optimized before CAD model development.
Point cloud to meshScan data is converted into accurate surface or solid CAD models that can be edited, modified and manufactured.
Scan-to-CAD modelingUnique prototypes are produced using 3D printing to verify geometry, fit, assembly and functional requirements.
Rapid product validationModels are improved based on test results, manufacturing needs, functional requirements and design objectives.
Continuous improvementScanned geometry can be compared with reference CAD data to identify deviations and support quality evaluation.
Digital inspection supportEach reverse engineering project is evaluated according to the condition of the component, required accuracy, final application and expected manufacturing method.
We study the physical component, available digital data, functional requirements and expected deliverables.
Product dimensions, surfaces and important geometric details are captured as precise digital information.
The scanned data is processed and converted into editable surface or solid CAD geometry.
A physical prototype is manufactured using suitable 3D printing technology and engineering material.
Prototype results are evaluated and the design is improved for accuracy, functionality and production.
Our experienced team applies scanning, CAD, product development and additive manufacturing knowledge to achieve dependable results.
Precise measurements, surface details, profiles and geometric characteristics are captured from the object.
Organic surfaces, free-form shapes and difficult geometries are converted into usable digital models.
Physical prototypes faithfully reproduce the digital design for fitment, functional and visual assessment.
Test results and engineering feedback are used to refine designs for improved performance and manufacturability.
Digital comparisons and dimensional checks help confirm that the final design meets project requirements.
CAD models can be prepared for tooling, machining, additive manufacturing and product development.
3D scanning and CAD reconstruction can support legacy parts, product redesign, quality inspection and new product development.
Recreate parts where original drawings are unavailable.
Modify and improve existing product geometry.
Capture free-form and difficult three-dimensional shapes.
Compare manufactured components with digital CAD models.
Produce physical models for testing and validation.
Develop geometry for molds, dies and manufacturing tools.
Create products based on unique physical forms.
Reproduce discontinued or difficult-to-source components.
Our dedicated product research team studies new technologies, materials and industry developments to support high-quality project outcomes.
Scanning and reconstruction methods are selected according to the required level of geometric accuracy.
Every model is developed according to its final use, manufacturing method and functional requirements.
New equipment, software, materials and engineering methods are continuously evaluated by our team.
Physical prototypes allow the design to be reviewed before final tooling or production investment.
Final CAD data can be prepared for machining, molding, casting or additive manufacturing processes.
Designs are refined to meet the dimensional, functional and visual expectations of each customer.
Share your component, photographs, available drawings, required accuracy and manufacturing objective with the Rheologist Gaze and Solutions engineering team.