Finding the right quality of a laptop and its performance is all-consuming. Technical 3D scanning requires high-end computing power to handle large data sets. Our workstations are purpose-built for processing and computing bandwidth to process optimal performance by 3D scanning, CAD modeling and working with large data sets. Our workstations are built for high-end computing.
Our Portable 3D and desktop scanning workstations provide you with processing power, and the latest cutting-edge technology. Plus, you get a complete solution with all the tools you need to get your job done right away. Our workstations come with:
An engineering computer should provide sufficient processing power, memory, graphics performance, and storage to handle demanding applications such as CAD modeling, 3D scanning, inspection, and engineering analysis.
CAD workloads typically benefit from a powerful processor, sufficient RAM, professional graphics capabilities, fast storage, and hardware that meets the requirements of the CAD software being used.
Yes. High-resolution 3D scans can generate large datasets, so adequate CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage performance can help process, visualize, and work with scan data efficiently.
Yes. A properly configured workstation can support scanning software, point clouds, mesh processing, CAD modeling, inspection, and other engineering workflows on the same system.
Consider the software you use, dataset size, CAD complexity, scanning requirements, graphics workload, memory needs, and manufacturer-recommended specifications before selecting a workstation.
