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The spatial digitization is becoming more popular in last few years due the fact that 3D scanners nowdays are not limited only for transforming of relative small models into virtual computing environment. In trend are devices suitable to digitize in single process human body, parts of car or house and also much larger areas. In general, these devices are burdened by excessive high acquisition costs and need additional software which often exceeds half of the price of a device. This contribution highlights few cost affordable alternatives thanks to which, with certain restrictions, can practically individual what expert with Hi-Tech equipment. In the in the following parts the text briefly describes the principle of no contact digitization of solids using a software application David and additional processing in a freeware software MeshLab for their further use.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 912-914)

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1669-1672

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Jozef Novak-Marcincin*, Jozef Torok, Patrik Szentivanyi

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David, MeshLab, Reverse Engineering

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