3 Ways You Can Design Packaging Using 3D Scans
Explore these three innovative ways engineers use 3D scan data to enhance their package designs.
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Put 3D Scans to Work for Your Packaging Designs
3D scanners have paved the way for highly customized products, and for packaging designers, this means a whole new world of creating better ways to protect, seal and box everyday goods.
By adapting 3D scans and the right CAD software into their workflow, packaging designers can capture an accurate visual of products and develop a design that fits them perfectly — all while reducing design times and prototyping costs!
In this webinar, we’ll explore these three innovative ways packaging designers use scan data to create molds for blister packaging, develop accurate negative CAD files for foam packaging, and produce unique grippers to wrap around products. We’ll also discuss important pointers as you use your scan data and design your packages.
What You Will Learn
Your Speakers
Matthew Fisher
Matthew is an application engineer who specializes in all things 3D scanning. Starting off as a SOLIDWORKS user, he now uses a variety of 3D scanners to inspect, reverse engineer and create renders of products. With a growing interest in digital preservation, 3D scanning is also a hobby for Matthew to capture unique finds around the city and parks.