3d shipwrecks
Flinders University Uses 3D Scanning to Study Dutch East India Shipwrecks
3D scanning has proven to be a key driver in the growth of the 3D printing industry and continues to open the door for new applications and research. A team…
Artifacts from the Sunken Warship Mary Rose Recreated with 3D Scanning & 3D Printing
Although 3D printing has been celebrated as a technology of the future, it has also proven to have immense value in unearthing our past as well. All across the world,…
A 3D Virtual Tour is Underway for Recently Discovered Sunken Ship
In 2008, an Australian ship called the HMAS Sydney was discovered in the Indian Ocean, about 200 km off Australia’s west coast. Why is this important? Well, of course, sunken ships…
3D Technology May Be Key to Removing Tons of Explosives from WWII-Era Shipwreck
This story reads like an edge-of-your-seat Hollywood action adventure film. The best stories are always true and, better still, in this one 3D technology is the hero. In 1944, during…
Preserving Shipwrecks Using 3D Printing and 3D Photogrammetry
In 2009, an area off the coast of North Carolina nicknamed the Graveyard of the Atlantic was pummeled by a series of fierce, back-to-back winter storms. After weeks of churning…
