Hexagon Group and ZG Technology Co., Ltd. has announced the signing of a shareholding merger agreement to improve its capabilities in the field of 3D data acquisition and further expand Hexagon’s solution portfolio in the field of intelligent manufacturing. After the acquisition, ZG will be incorpor

In today’s rapidly advancing industrial world, precision plays a critical role in ensuring high-quality products and minimizing errors.

When considering 3D scanning technology for industrial applications, the term "industrial-grade" is often thrown around, but what does it really mean?

The advent of 3D scanning technology has revolutionized industries by providing the ability to capture complex shapes and objects with remarkable precision.

Preserving an artifact is not only about preventing physical decay—it is also about keeping its story accessible when handling must be minimized, travel is impossible, or restoration decisions require precise evidence.

Hexagon Group and ZG Technology Co., Ltd. has announced the signing of a shareholding merger agreement to improve its capabilities in the field of 3D data acquisition and further expand Hexagon’s solution portfolio in the field of intelligent manufacturing. After the acquisition, ZG will be incorpor

Achieving both detailed surface geometry and reliable spatial accuracy has always been a challenge in 3D scanning projects.

In traditional 3D scanning, one of the biggest challenges faced by engineers and technicians is the reliance on manual markers for alignment and measurement accuracy.

As manufacturing processes become increasingly complex, quality assurance (QA) must evolve to meet higher standards of precision and speed.

As industries across the world increasingly demand precise digital replication of sensitive and intricate objects, the role of Structured Light 3D Scanning has grown significantly.

The advent of 3D scanning technology has revolutionized industries by providing the ability to capture complex shapes and objects with remarkable precision.