Application of the CAD/CAM System in the Production of the Anatomic Insole

Andrej Boric; Sven Maricic; Goran Cukor

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.808.221

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Application of the CAD/CAM System in the Production of the Anatomic Insole

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CAD technology has introduced a turning point in the way of design. In the period before the introduction of computer systems, drafts were traditionally made by pen and each mistake meant erasing, whereas bigger mistakes often required re-creation of the anatomical documentation. The closely linked development of CAD/CAM technology marked the upturn in obtaining the anatomic shape and its creation. This article gives a brief insight into 3D digitization in the field of making the anatomic insole.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 808)

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221-225

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Andrej Boric, Sven Maricic, Goran Cukor

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3D Digitizing, Additive Manufacturing Technology, CAD/CAM Technology, Laser Triangulation, Photogrammetry

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