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We, the three heads of Scoobe3D, sat together in March 2017 and considered how we can implement the Scoobe3D technology in a product that truly adds value. Since then, we’ve been working hard on implementing the Scoobe3D – and have now developed a working prototype with this globally new and reliable 3D scanning technology.

We strive for innovation, want to revolutionize while connecting the old with the new for continuous improvement.

Our core values are fairness, honesty, openness and humanity, both in dealing with team members and with our customers. We care about everyone being accepted and encouraged in their individuality.

Let us shape the future together!

Julian Berlow (CEO), Founder and Head of Development

Julian studied physics with specialization on solid state physics (liquid crystals) and optics. He obtained his Master of Science as high-achiever among the best 10 percent. His career got off to a flying start at Bosch Group where he successfully programmed C++ and graphics cards, creating a fully functioning optical simulation of a 3D sensor system.

In search of new challenges, Julian went to work as a development engineer at BMW group. He was hired to program a simulation in Matlab to predict the temperature in cables running from the battery in electric cars to the electric motor, consequently preventing electric cars from catching fire due to overheated cables. He not only managed to finish his first assignment 5 months early but with exceptional success: Julian's simulation reduced effectively predicting the cables’ temperature from 10 days to just 2.

He was rewarded with a promotion to team leader in research and development (R&D) after just 7 months at BMW. During his time at BMW, he attended a very expensive special seminar on Failure Mode Error Analysis (FMEA) which teaches you what to do before a product launch in order to fix the bugs beforehand and produce a final product that is compliant with German quality norms. Furthermore, he enjoyed an individual coaching in project management for product development.

After years of serving in a business, Julian decided tofound his first own business which was based on an algorithm for an automated Web-Tool which teaches people on time management. He learned about customer-oriented thinking and interviewed employees at MAN Group. However, he soon found himself missing technical development. Julian continued his career at Quiss AG, directly under the command of the managing director. In the position as team leader R&D as well as leading optical development engineer, he developed an optical 3D scanning system from development all the way through to serial production. After just six months of development, he presented a fully functional 3D prototype at the faire Automatica. A little later, the third version was ready to go into production.

His work on the optical 3D scanning system was crowned by his very specialized knowledge helping him make a discovery in the field of Polarization 3D Scanning in 2015. He filed two patents in the field of 3D optics - one for the 3D scanning system itself, and one for the future Scoobe3D. Since 2016, he then went on developing a product based on his discovery, ultimately leading to the founding of the high-tech startup specializing in Polarization 3D Scanning - the Scoobe3D GmbH. Julian carefully selected the team of eight others to help him with the development of the four hardware prototypes as well as countless software revisions.

Benjamin Boensch, Founder and Development

Benjamin is many things: a mechatronics technician, state-approved electrical engineer with a profile in industrial systems engineering, student industrial engineer. Already constructing a complete circuit of a car lighting system at a young age, he continued to do a training as mechatronics technician where he learned, among other things, how to use CAD program Solid Edge like a pro.

After successfully finishing his training, he went to work as an electrician at Schwenk, a company producing insulating material used for facade insulation, but also styrofoam used for prototype development. After years of working experience, he was striving for more knowledge, taking up a training which he finished as state-approved electrical engineer with a profile in industrial systems engineering. He added many skills to his repertoire such as Failure Mode Error Analysis (FMEA) which teaches you what to do before a product launch in order to fix the bugs beforehand and produce a final product that is compliant with German quality norms.

Furthermore, he gained experience in hardware design, circuit board layout, implementation and setup of the hardware, writing the software for micro controllers in C, which was also needed in the development for the Scoobe3D prototype - e.g. to determine the flashlight frequency of the Scoobe3D, we needed to find out how fast the prototype camera can take one picture after the other.

While then working at GROB, an international company, he was leader of a team commissioning the PLC control of milling machines. After getting promoted for his excellent achievements, his new position was all about optimizing processes. He managed to introduce an electronic, cloud based checklist for the commissioning of milling machines and interlinking elements which is used in branch offices spread over four continents. Furthermore, he was responsible for making sure a project flow runs smoothly which involved over 600 employees, having an open communication channel directly to the managing director. Benjamin joined Scoobe3D with his priceless combination of technical competence and organizational talent.

Carolin Kröger, Founder and Head of Marketing

The communicative head at Scoobe3D is named Carolin. She has a degree in English and German and has already proven her abilities in advertising copy writing, public relations and social media, and most recently as a PR copywriter at ABO-PR GmbH. Carolin knows how to convey technically sophisticated products in attractive and informative press articles. She has written 30 specialist texts in the fields of IT, chemistry, mechatronics and mechanical engineering and has written chapters for the book of a managing director.

Since November 2016, Carolin also works as a part-time freelance copywriter and is therefore intensively concerned with technical issues in the field of image processing and marketing.

Carolin takes over marketing, customer communication, website design and newsletters at Scoobe3D.

Ralph Wagner, Hardware Development

Ralph Wagner is a Chartered Engineer (Dipl.-Ing.) specializing in optics and reverse engineering in 3D. His first optical project concerned the development of a setup for Schlieren photography - a specific kind of photography which requires a delicate optical setup needing the precise alignment of six lenses. The result was the world's first detailed recording of early plasma formation from a laser spark plug using a super high-speed camera (at 480,000 fps). Ralph further expanded his special optical knowledge with the conduction of precise optical measurements through Particle Image Velocimetry, an optical method of flow visualization.

Due to his years of experience, Ralph went on to develop a guideline for the reverse engineering of three-dimensional objects at the renowned Fraunhofer Institute of Manufacturing Engineering and Automation (IPA). During his work there, he gained a lot of experience handling different 3D scanners and compared measurements were taken with industrial and commercial 3D scanners as well as reviewing physical properties of techniques for additive manufacturing, connecting the field of 3D printing and 3D scanning in the process.

He examined the whole process chain from data collection with a 3D scanner to algorithms calculating 3D models and the 3D printing itself. Using his years of expertise, Ralph joined Scoobe3D in order to develop the first fully functional version of the Scoobe3D hardwareprototype. Since then, he has helped make each prototype better than the last until perfection. He paid special care to functionality tests of the liquid crystal filtering unit used by the “Polarization 3D Scanning” technology in the Scoobe3D.

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