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MUSEOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

SMARTTECH3D partners with some of the largest museums in Poland, promoting the use of 3D scanners as a modern tool for archiving valuable artifacts. Our non-contact measurement methods and specialized 3D scanners are developed through research collaborations with institutions like the National Museum of Archaeology in Warsaw and the Museum of King Jan III in Wilanów.

Our offerings include:

  • Specialized 3D scanners for museum object digitization – MICRON3D color stereo: We are the sole manufacturer of a touchless measurement system designed specifically for museum needs.

  • 3D measurement services for museum objects: Ideal for archiving and multimedia, these services create a virtual passport for insurance and deviation control.

SMARTTECH3Dmeasure Software Capabilities

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SMARTTECH3Dmeasure, included with our 3D scanning

system, provides a comprehensive set of tools that allow users to:

  • Capture 3D data, including XYZ coordinates with RGB color values

  • Perform accurate object analysis

  • Compile virtual cross-sections

  • Conduct precise 2D measurements in any position

  • Generate full object reports in PDF format

  • Create visualizations for web presentations

  • Recreate objects for 3D printing in .stl and .obj file formats

 

Our scanners are trusted by:

  • National Museum of Agriculture and Food Industry in Szreniawa, Poland

  • Warsaw University Institute of Archaeology

  • National Prehistory Museum in Taiwan

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SMARTTECH3D Archaeologist:

SMARTTECH3D hosts an educational initiative called #3DArchaeologist, designed specifically for archaeologists and museologists. This project aims to promote the use of 3D scanning technology in the preservation, documentation, and analysis of historical artifacts. Through hands-on training and workshops, participants learn how to apply 3D scanning to their field, improving the accuracy and efficiency of artifact preservation and heritage conservation.

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As a 3D scanning Specialist emphasizes: “I want to show our viewers possibilities of XXI century digitalization. In the project, I share the inner workings and possibilities of 3D scanners use in the archaeological field, starts with the basic theories of the scanning process, to the examples of specific use of that technology. I hope you will enjoy it!”

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