Reverse Engineering
Reverse Engineering describes the process of fully digital construction elements being extracted from an already existing product; or in other words, the generation of the digital three-dimensional data of a real object.
The term ”reverse engineering” describes the process of fully digital construction elements being extracted from an already existing product.
3D scanning and Reverse Engineering of a TechArt GTstreet back bumper for the production of individually customised cars.
Precise bicycle sprockets for the best possible conversion of muscle power into motion speed thanks to reverse engineering.
3D capturing of a complex free form area and its Reverse Engineering into a CAD model.
Measuring or having measured: Reverse engineering tasks on all kinds of different surface structures and sizes.
The "Goddess of Speed" which graces a number of Packard models of the nineteen thirties and forties as a bonnet mascot is one of these much sought after objects of desire.
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