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The latest articles and company announcements from Scoobe3D
3D in mold production in the foundry
3D in mold production in the foundry Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Arne Hückelheim In foundries, 3D scanners are used, for example, in the production of components and injection molds.
HandySCAN BLACK vs. MetraSCAN BLACK - Which 3D scanner is worthwhile?
Comparison of two mobile 3D scanners (HandySCAN BLACK & MetraSCAN BLACK). Criteria are technical data, price, user-friendliness, accuracy and mobility.
3D Scanner - Game Changer Tool for the meaningful use of the metaverse
3D Scanner - Game Changer Tool for Meaningful Use of the Metaverse The (virtual) world is on the threshold of a technological revolution. First metaverse attempts exist
Why big companies are investing in the metaverse now and why you should too
Why big companies are investing in the metaverse now and why you should too The metaverse is changing how we communicate, explore and share information.
Scoobe3D closes six-figure investment by Bayern Kapital and other business angels
Scoobe3D closes six-figure investment by Bayern Kapital and other business angels 4 August 2021. Scoobe3D receives a renewed six-figure investment from the ERDF Innovation Fund of
Artec Eva vs. Scoobe3D - Which 3D scanner to invest in?
Comparison of two mobile 3D scanners (Artec Eva & Scoobe3D). Criteria are technical data, price, ease of use, accuracy and portability.
The Best 3D Printing Filaments 2021
Are you looking for a 3D scanner for your company? Then you have come to the right place.
ROI Calculator - does your 3D scanner pay off?
ROI Calculator - does your 3D scanner pay off? You would like to optimize your work processes with a 3D scanner, but before you do so, you want to confirm that your investment is paying off.
Buying a 3D Scanner: Which one fits my application?
Are you looking for a 3D scanner for your company? Then you have come to the right place.
3D printing basics: 9 steps to the perfect first layer
3D Printing Basics: 9 steps to a perfect first layer No 3D printing is 100 percent predictable. Nevertheless, there are ways to increase the number
