Within minutes, our 3D scanning services will scan your product and convert it into a visible 3D model. We employ the most up-to-date laser scanning equipment to do this. In comparison to outdated technologies, we have the option to send a specialist to your workplace, home, or project site, allowing us to provide a fully mobile 3D scanning service.

It's not an issue if you're not in our service area. Customers from all across the United States are our regulars here. We can scan, render, and put into CAD the same day your product arrives at our Southern California headquarters if you choose to ship your product in. Tangent Solutions distinguishes itself from the competition by delivering results quickly..

Our 3D scanning services are available at your location or at ours.

We'll take care of you whether or not you're in close proximity to our Irvine, California location. The 3D Laser Scanners, Inc. is a leading provider of 3D laser scanning services to manufacturing and design organizations located throughout the United States.

Simply mail the thing you like to have scanned to us, and we will 3D scan it, render it, and import it into CAD software the same day it is received by us. Tangent Solutions is the clear option above the competition because of our quick turn-around times.

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Application

In the Laser Scanning Process, what are the several steps?

In general, there are three steps to the laser scanning procedure. The scanning provider will first "mark out" the complete building or environment that will be scanned in order to determine the number of scanning stations and the location of the scanner in each station, according to the specifications of each station. For tiny to midsized objects, the scanning station and position of the scanner are frequently evident prior to the scanning process. Following that, the scanning procedure begins, which accounts for around 80% of the whole scanning time. The scanning supplier will download the scan data to a computer and process it in accordance with the client's specifications before delivering it to the customer. After scanning is completed.

Can you tell me how long it takes to scan with a laser?

A single scan might take anything from two minutes to two hours, depending on the type of scanner that is utilized. It takes between 5and 10 minutes for phase shift scanners to finish a shot, whereas it can take up to two hours for time of flight scanners to complete the same shot. When scanning a large project, several scanners can be utilized at the same time in order to reduce the period it takes to scan the entire project.

Is it possible to do 3D laser surveying during the nighttime hours of operation?

It is now feasible to undertake 3D laser surveying operations at night because to the advancements in laser surveying technology in recent years. However, while it may seem strange that laser surveying would be carried out at night, surveying buildings and objects whose surroundings make it necessary for surveying stations to be located on public streets and sidewalks makes conducting surveys late at night and early in the morning more advantageous.

When scanning through water or glass, can a laser scanner be effective?

Laser scanners are not utilized to scan through clear substances such as water, glass, plastic, and other similar materials since the scan data is unreliable in this situation. The laser beam of the scanner may travel through clear and semitransparent materials; however, the substances cause the beam to diffract, resulting in scan data that is extremely inaccurate.

Is color laser scans possible with the current technology?

A number of laser scanners may be used in conjunction with a digital camera to capture color images of the items that they measure, while others can be used alone to create color images. On the other hand, color scans are of limited utility in industry and topography, and color scanning always results in a higher overall service price for the customer. For example, when scanning art installations before they are made available to the public, color scanning may be advantageous and is generally favored.

How Do I Scan a Moving Object If It Isn't Still Moving?

A special type of scanner is developed for "dynamic scanning," which entails scanning items while they are in motion or scanning static objects while the scanner is traveling (e.g. mounted onto a moving vehicle). In contrast, the usefulness of dynamic scanning is entirely dependent on the intended scanning precision and exhaustiveness. The maximum precision is achieved with scanners positioned on tripods.