The continuous development in Artec Studio is due to customer feedback and technological advancements. This is why Artec continue to release a new Artec Studio Proffessional every year, that brings you the very best in 3D scanning and data processing software.

Users of 3D scanning will be acquainted with the processes of scanning, multiple alignments, fusion, mesh simplification etc etc. This has been a relatively easy process to learn especially with previous versions of Artec Studio being focused on the users requirements, rather that taking a long laborious technical approach seen in some solutions.

We are privileged as Artec Gold Partners to have been testing the latest version well before its release, so you can be sure it works from day one. It is incredible what the Artec Team have done in making 3D scanning and post processing probably the easiest solution in the world, yet retaining crucial tools the expert is accustomed to.

Artec Leo with or without a turnable, enables you to scan complete bodies, or skeletons, for medical, custom clothing, sport and artistic purposes to mention a few.

From Gough's Cave in Somerset, England, one of the important archaeological finds unearthed the 10,000 year old Cheddar Man remains. Read about the reconstruction on the the Artec Partner Page and Channel 4 TV sites.

Steuart Padwick’s "Hope Sculpture" which we were pleased to help capture the shape that is now a beacon for the future and environment.

The SW of England is strong in 3D resources. University of Plymouth are covering the whole spectrum of sizes with these three Artec scanners.

Amalgam are leading modelmakers, that work with all sorts of creative industries. Probably more well known for their large models for The Bristol Arts Trail with characters like Ardmans Wallace & Gromit.

Working with Thames Water we provided a solution based on Artec EVA to aid their corrosion mapping of old large pipe sections. Read about them on the Artec Partner Page.

Liverpool John Moores University - Face Lab, uses Artec Spider for forensic and archaeological research, installation art, as well as a new post-graduate MA program in Art Science.

Sir David Attenborough tells the story of the discovery of the largest animal to ever walk the Earth - and Artec Spider helped with the data capture.
You can find it on the BBC iPlayer.

Cod Steaks is an inspiring design and build company in Bristol, which conceives many exciting, engaging and memorable experiences.

Looking for spit seconds in sport ? Sheffield Hallam University are utilise Artec3D scanners for analysing all aspects of sport performance.

University of Dundee have standardised on Artec 3D Scanners, from us, for all sorts of work with students, in research and heritage.

Edinburgh is the home of our customer the Royal Hospital for Sick Children (part of NHS Lothian) and they are using the Artec scanner to do amazing things. This story is on the Artec Partner Page and various BBC sites.

The University of Dundee has over 30,000 historic artefacts, artworks and specimens. Now they are using the Artec 3D Scanners we provided to do some of their work. Read about them on the Artec Partner Page

Exploring the common ground between the worlds of medicine, technology, and art, is something Vic McEwan of The Cad Factory, is passionate about. Read about his work on the Artec Partner Page and his trip to exhibit at Tate Liverpool museum.