FLIGHT TO THE FUTURE
Manufacturing in the digital age has introduced wholesale change to the way processes are conducted. Digital Shape Sampling and Processing (DSSP) has enabled ground-breaking accurate modeling to be achieved through use of scanning and processing software. We take a look at the subject and its multitude of applications?ñ
igital shape sampling and processing, or DSSP, has evolved as a result of several technology areas that have matured over the last decade, including optical 3D scanning, reverse engineering, computer- ... please log in or register to read the full article
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materials of the future, composites are increasingly seen in
applications where optimum efficiency is paramount including
aircraft construction and renewable energy. As two research
examples show in this video, composites really are the future
for efficiency.
Manufacturing in the digital age has introduced wholesale change to the way processes are conducted. Digital Shape Sampling and Processing (DSSP) has enabled ground-breaking accurate modeling to be achieved through use of scanning and processing software. We take a look at the subject and its multitude of applications?ñ
