[3D Scanning] Actual Measurement of Rear Light Metal Part Scanning
We've used 3D scanners to scan motorcycle body shells before, do you remember?
What's most amazing about the car body is the level of detail on the back; even the tiny holes connecting the parts are scanned very completely.
This time, we will also be introducing a car-related part – the taillight housing.
First, let's take a look at the shape of the object to be scanned. There are two holes in the front for placing the headlights, and there is an extra handle in the back. 
Because the object is made of a highly reflective metallic material, we need to apply a scanning and positioning sticker first, and then spray powder on it. 
When applying the scanning positioning stickers, try not to make their positions too regular or too neat. The denser the dots are, the more accurate the scanning effect will be.
Make sure to stick it on both the front and back completely!
The completed 3D model file after a period of scanning. 
The 3D scan this time is also very complete. The features are rendered so clearly without any post-processing. Among handheld 3D scanners, the EINSCAN PRO+ is probably one of the best. If you have any other questions about 3D scanning or need 3D scanning services, please feel free to tell us your requirements.
We'd be happy to help you!
Here's a little sneak peek: 3DMart has actually assisted with 3D scanning numerous large objects, including well-known outdoor artworks, large car parts, and public works projects (all of these projects are confidential and have not been disclosed). They're incredibly experienced in the scanning service! So you can entrust your scanning needs to us with complete confidence.