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Do Reverse Engineering and Digital Modeling ever Overlap?

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Do Reverse Engineering and Digital Modeling ever Overlap?

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In addition to Hybrid Models, there are instances when it is appropriate to use both Digital Modeling and Reverse Engineering techniques. For example, when collecting data of a large object (such as a plane) for Reverse Engineering, it is necessary to use a laser scanner to capture the massive amounts of surface data. The data output from a laser scanner is a point cloud, but point clouds cannot be brought into any CAD packages. Before the data can be transferred into CAD it must be digitally modeled into either a polygonal model or a Rapid NURBS dumb solid. The Digital Modeling Advantage There can be a fine line between Digital Modeling and Reverse Engineering and sometimes both methods can be a valid solution to 3D problems. Some advantages of Digital Modeling are: • Digital Modeling generally offers a faster and more cost effective solution. • It presents a great solution for creating solid models when an object has organic contours. • Offers excellent dimensional accuracy and can b

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