Our 3D scanners capture all the complex details from physical objects and transform them into unbelievably real 3D objects.
Don’t have the CAD files for parts? Not a problem! Scan the ones you have to use the 3D models for service and maintenance instructions for equipment and machines
Design the piece of furniture of your dreams with 3D scanning. Choose the wood species, fabrics, shapes and make your vision come alive!
Digitalize anything: from actors and sophisticated costumes or makeup to objects and scenes for any TV or film production.
Scanning the suit of a giant foam creature to be imported into Zbrush. The 3D scan was to be used to develop an updated version of the “KATAHDIN” bear monster from the 1979 film “PROPHECY” for an in-house film project by Morphology Studios.
3D scanning opens the doors to a world of possibilities! Imagine being able to recreate highly accurate digital 3D models of any physical object. You can save a lot of time by 3D scanning objects to optimize their designs, reverse engineer them, archive the data, conduct research, and so much more!
Instinctive ergonomics. Intuitive interfaces. Learning to 3D scan can take mere minutes.
peel 3’s comfortable design and distance meter enables users to scan effortlessly—without the back and forth to the computer.
peel’s professional-grade 3D scanners can be used for a wide variety of applications.
Our peel 3d scanner lets us capture the complex shape speeding up our entire product design process.
My peel 3d scanner lets me scan a complete motorcycle in in a few minutes, pull into Gravity Sketch and start sketching out the design as 3d lines and then surfaces. Once the design is sorted out, I'll 3d print this out, and it should drop straight onto the bike! This is so efficient!
Making the impossible, possible with our Peel 3D scanner! Scanning CAD to reality has never been simpler.
My peel 3d scanner has been a workhorse, allowing me to capture sculptures, actors, props and more. I would be remiss if I didn’t thank the entire team over at peel 3d for their generosity and support.
250 DPI (i.e., dot per inch)
Megapixels are a familiar characteristic of cameras; however, they are not necessarily directly correlated to the actual final resolution of the texture on the object.
Targets are more of a complement; the scanner can use geometry and texture for positioning. They are highly recommended for flatter or smoother surfaces as well as when accuracy is important
Help is actually directly integrated into peel.OS. For additional questions, peel users will have access to communities and forums from our customer portal!
