Reverse engineering at the University of Miskolc
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32972/dms.2014.013Kulcsszavak:
3D scanner, free form surface, reverse engineeringAbsztrakt
An industrial project will be presented in this paper about reverse engineering. We have to reproduce the blades of a mixing turbine without drawing. After 3D scanning and model creating we generated toolpath using CAM software to produce the component, and manufacture the workpiece.
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