Re-engineering

3D scanning involves analyzing real-world objects or environments to gather three-dimensional data on their shape and, in some cases, appearance, such as color, which can be utilized to create digital 3D models.

Reverse engineering, or back engineering, involves deconstructing various products to extract design information, enabling the recreation of specific parts, commonly used when obtaining replacement parts from the original manufacturer is not feasible.

Rapid prototyping, an agile strategy in product development, involves creating and testing 3D prototypes to optimize features such as shape, size, and usability.

A CMM inspection involves assessing and measuring product objects for quality using a machine with a moving structure, attached probe, and computer control system.