3D Scanning

Eurocompositi is able to use one or more 3D scanners to acquire detailed information and obtain 3D files of produced parts for which specific information is not available. This capability allows us to address complex challenges related to the precise and accurate design and reproduction of existing components.

Example of 3D acquisition with structured light scanner, the scanner acquires the person's body in an aerodynamic position.

A detail of the 3D scanning phase of the body

The 3D model data of the component and the hand are then integrated into a software environment. This can be done using 3D modeling software.

Furthermore, we have a specialized structured light body scanner that allows us to obtain a 3D image of a person's body while positioned on a bike. This technology enables us to accurately capture the dimensions and shape of the body, allowing us to create prosthetics or special bike components designed specifically to fit each athlete. Thanks to this advanced equipment, we are able to offer personalized solutions that maximize the comfort, efficiency, and performance of each individual.

Optimization of a handle grip of a handlebar prosthesis for a time trial bike, after comparison with the 3D scanning of the person's body.

Integration of electronic commands into the optimized handle of the handlebar prosthesis

The use of 3D scanners and structured light body scanners represents an important resource for Eurocompositi, allowing us to overcome the limitations imposed by traditional design information and create customized products that meet the specific needs of our clients. By leveraging this cutting-edge technology, we are able to guarantee unique and personalized solutions that improve the athlete's experience and offer optimal performance on the bike.

CAD reconstruction phase of a 3D scan of a bicycle derailleur hanger

3D scanning of a derailleur hanger using a 3D scanner for small objects

Comparison between 3D scanning and CAD reconstruction of an aluminum bicycle dropout