I’ve been exploring how 3D scanning technology can support non-clinical workflows in medical reconstruction studies, especially for understanding body symmetry and creating accurate digital models.
While clinical breast reconstruction requires certified medical imaging systems, I’m curious if Revopoint scanners have been used in research, education, or prototyping environments to capture external body surface data for visualization or CAD modeling.
Has anyone here experimented with scanning human body models, mannequins, or anatomical replicas for:
- symmetry comparison before/after reconstruction
- prosthetic design workflows
- 3D printing educational models
I would love to hear about scan accuracy, mesh quality, and post-processing workflows in software like Revo Scan or similar CAD tools.