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    A 'Photo' That Won't Fit in The Family Album: Engineers Create 3D Model of Baby's Face For Partially-Sighted Mother

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    Engineers created a 3D model of a 3-month old baby's face for his partially-sighted mother so she could remember what he looked like at that age. They used a 3D laser scanner to quickly scan the baby's face without waking him up. The scanned data was then processed using software to generate a 3D digital model and prototype, which could act as a photograph for the mother to see since she had partial sight.

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    A 'Photo' That Won't Fit in The Family Album: Engineers Create 3D Model of Baby's Face For Partially-Sighted Mother

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    Engineers created a 3D model of a 3-month old baby's face for his partially-sighted mother so she could remember what he looked like at that age. They used a 3D laser scanner to quickly scan the baby's face without waking him up. The scanned data was then processed using software to generate a 3D digital model and prototype, which could act as a photograph for the mother to see since she had partial sight.

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    Engineers created a 3D model of a 3-month old baby's face for his partially-sighted mother so she could remember what he looked like at that age. They used a 3D laser scanner to quickly scan the baby's face without waking him up. The scanned data was then processed using software to generate a 3D digital model and prototype, which could act as a photograph for the mother to see since she had partial sight.

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    A 'Photo' That Won't Fit in The Family Album: Engineers Create 3D Model of Baby's Face For Partially-Sighted Mother

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    Engineers created a 3D model of a 3-month old baby's face for his partially-sighted mother so she could remember what he looked like at that age. They used a 3D laser scanner to quickly scan the baby's face without waking him up. The scanned data was then processed using software to generate a 3D digital model and prototype, which could act as a photograph for the mother to see since she had partial sight.

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    A 'photo' that won't fit in the family album

    Engineers create 3D model of baby's face for partially-sighted mother

    Every parent likes to take photos of their children as


    they grow up, charting their progress through the
    years and recording their achievements. Baby
    photosare particularly important as the child is
    growing and changing so quickly.

    3D Scanners (UK) Limited helped to solve the


    problem for partially-sighted Yuen Har Tse.

    A complete three dimensional solid model of her


    three month old son’s face was created to act as a
    photograph for her to remember him as he was.

    Yuen Har's son 'Johnathan' was scanned with a 3D


    laser scanner so quickly (and safely) that it could be
    used on the tiny baby without even waking him!
    Once the curve network was in place a patch
    network was automatically created showing a grid
    The scanned data could then be imported into to emphasise any problems that the surface might
    InnovMetrics Polyworks software, IMAlign, where have with the positioning of the curves.
    the point cloud data was organised and aligned. The
    data was then taken into Immerge and a polygonal When happy with the patch network, a nurbs
    mesh was produced. surface was produced which was exported as an
    iges model.

    An iges model was created to allow


    a rapid prototype model to be
    produced.
    The next stage was to clean and edit the model in
    Imedit until a model suitable for surfacing was
    produced. A curve network was plotted on the
    polygon model, defining the natural curvature for the
    patch network to follow.

    www.3dscanners.co.uk Tel 03330 300 300

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