The first step in a reverse-engineering workflow consists in transforming digitized point clouds into surface-based polygonal models, also called meshes. Polygonal models are more compact, more accurate, and less noisy than raw point clouds and are directly handled by industrial applications such as milling, 3D printing, and aerodynamic simulation.

Create polygonal models of digitized parts in real time
Adopt effective scanning methods that ensure quality and precision with real-time quality meshing technology.

Repair and optimize imperfectly digitized geometry
Fill holes, smooth and rebuild surfaces, clean boundaries, recover sharp edges, make surfaces watertight, and more.

Apply CAD operations to polygonal models
Extrude boundaries, offset surfaces, reconstruct fillets, perform Boolean operations with CAD models, and more.