Ships began by cutting wood to make boats in prehistoric times, and went through the era of canoes and wooden boats. After the world's first steel ship came out in 1879, the era of mainly steel ships began again. The client is a well-known domestic ship manufacturing company. It needs to conduct reverse design and three-dimensional reconstruction of the abandoned yacht cabin scan, and ultimately lay the foundation for the improvement, processing and production of the yacht.

        Client background: The client is a military ship manufacturing company with advanced ship manufacturing technology at home and abroad.

        Scan object: 3D scanning of yacht cabin

        Measurement requirements: Three-dimensional reconstruction of the yacht cabin scan is required for later improvement and processing of the yacht.

        Recommended solution: HOLON 3D scanner Model 37 + 3D photogrammetry system (HL-3DP)

On-site shooting

Measurement difficulties

        The yacht cabin is huge (about 10 meters long and 2.5 meters high) with many curved surfaces and is inconvenient to move. When measured with a traditional 3D scanner, the cumulative error will be too large. How to eliminate the impact of the errors is the biggest problem. The customer requires high overall accuracy, fast scanning speed and simple and convenient operation, which will be beneficial to the company's later use.

Yacht cabin measurement site

        HOLON3D technical engineers quickly provided a solution based on customer needs and workpiece conditions: using the handheld 3D scanner Model 37 + 3D photogrammetry system HL-3DP to quickly perform 3D scanning, which can obtain high-precision 3D data of the yacht cabin in a short time. It effectively solves the problems of traditional measurement taking long time and large accumulated measurement error. Customers are very satisfied with the scanning effect and results of our equipment.

Yacht cabin scanning site

Yacht cabin STL data chart

Yacht cabin STL data chart

Yacht cabin STL data chart