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Технически университет - София

Abstract: The presented article aims to follow a methodology of the process of reverse engineering, optimization and production of small-scale objects - elements from humanoid robot, from the original parts through 3D scanning and future scan-to-CAD process, optimization of the form for manufacturing using additive technologies and finally the result - assembled 3D printed elements to the robot. For these purposes various modern technologies are used: 3D laser scanning, scan-to-CAD 3D modeling software and an industrial grade FDM 3D printer.

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