Use cases
Scan-to-CAD support for practical real-world work.
Common projects begin with a physical part that needs to be captured, documented, compared, or reconstructed for further review.
Use cases
The intended use shapes the handoff.
The best deliverable depends on why the part is being scanned in the first place.
01
Scan + CAD + proof when fitment matters.
02
Mesh reference + editable CAD.
03
Measured data + CAD + handoff context.
04
Measured condition + agreed CAD reconstruction.
05
Clean mesh + preview images + metadata.
Automotive & restoration
Brackets, trim, housings, discontinued parts, fitment references, and custom replacements.
Product development
Prototype capture, design iteration, organic-to-CAD reference, and revision documentation.
Industrial & manufacturing
Legacy parts, tooling, fixtures, housings, assemblies, and installed equipment.
Replacement & obsolete parts
Discontinued, damaged, worn, or undocumented components that need a usable digital definition.
Digital archive
Preserve physical components so future repair, remake, or documentation starts from real geometry.