Manufacturability of Reverse Engineered CAD-models : a case study

Jean-pierre Kruth; Anushka Kerstens; Pieter Dejonghe

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35392-0_20

Manufacturability of Reverse Engineered CAD-models : a case study

In: Manufacturability of Reverse Engineered CAD-models : a case study (IFIP advances in information and communication technology)

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Reverse Engineering is the process to construct a CAD-model from a physical model and consists of three steps: measuring or digitising the physical model, CAD modelling from the digitised points and completion of the CAD-model. This CAD model should be suitable for...

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