Fossil 3D data archiving solution (University College of Geology)

Nowadays, science and technology are becoming more and more advanced, and there are also some new requirements for the archiving of cultural relics. The collection of cultural relics often needs to be more detailed, so as to facilitate the sorting and retention of data and future repair and research. Therefore, there is an archive of 3D data of stones (fossils), which can be used for data archives or copied as exhibits.

Stone (fossil) 3D scanning requirements

1. It is necessary to archive and classify stones of different shapes after obtaining 3D data

2. The stones have different textures and shapes, and the surface characteristics of the stones need to be obtained.

Fossil 3D data archiving solution (University College of Geology)

1. Choose the model of 3D scanner

Because the stones (fossils) are of different sizes, our technical engineers need to choose the model of the 3D scanner. In the end, our technical engineers use the camera-based 3D scanner model: pts-h400 integrated type for scanning.

2. Scanning the stone (fossil), scanning a stone (fossil) takes about 10 minutes to complete

3. Export and archive the 3D data of the stone (fossil), and finally save the 3D data in STL format.

Program summary

The use of a three-dimensional scanner to scan the stone (fossil) has no direct contact, so there is no damage to the appearance of the stone (fossil). The customer is very satisfied. The 3 data features of the stone (fossil) we exported are restored very well. It can also be magnified and observed in the computer. The details of the stone (fossil) can be seen directly, and it is also perfect for electronic 3D display. Customers can now archive the stones (fossils) in 3D, copy the exhibits, and study the details of the stones (fossils).

Advantages of 3D scanner

1. Fast information collection;

2. Data storage is more complete and detailed;

3. It can realize the true reproduction of cultural relics in the computer;

4. Provide a data basis for the restoration and reproduction of historical sites;

5. Non-contact measurement, fully protect cultural relics;