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City London / / Company 3D Systems / MCI / / Continent Europe / / Country Mongolia / / Currency USD / / Event M&A / / Facility Smithsonian American Art Museum / Smithsonian Institution’s Museum Conservation Institute / / IndustryTerm precise measuring tool / metal / plastics / documentation protocol / final product / metal powders / archaeological site / printing / precise measurement tools / Software divides / heritage applications / data processing / deep-sea applications / molten metal / digital scanning devices / industrial applications / heritage site / Metal parts / negative space calculation systems / mechanical devices / analytical tools / structural imaging / machinery / binder systems / computer-aided manufacturing / chemical stability / surface imaging / imaging / rubber materials / chemical analysis / / Organization Smithsonian Institution’s Museum Conservation Institute / office of Exhibits Central / Smithsonian Institution / Smithsonian / JAIC / / Person MELVIN J. WACHOWIAK / BASILIKI VICKY KARAS ABSTRACT / Naum Gabo / Chris Hollshwander / VICKY KARAS / Hiram Powers / Carolyn Thome / / Position mayor / tripod head / bonding agent / / SportsEvent the heritage / / Technology laser / documentation protocol / lasers / imaging technologies / virtual reality / tomography / rapidly evolving technology / polymerization / CAD/CAM / /
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3D SCANNING AND REPLICATION FOR MUSEUM AND CULTURAL HERITAGE APPLICATIONS MELVIN J. WACHOWIAK AND BASILIKI VICKY KARAS ABSTRACT—The recent proliferation of commercial three-dimensional digital scanning devices has made