Laboratory Imaging
Stand: 19
Exhibitor
ToolScan has proven to be a powerful instrument in archaeological research. Its highly detailed 2D and 3D images enable high-quality (8340 PPI) digital documentation of artifacts, including coins, fibulae, tools, weapons, bones, and the tool marks found on them.
With a broad range of accessories, ToolScan can digitize various types of samples, including rotary objects. To ensure maximum digitization accuracy, ToolScan combines multiple acquisition methods, allowing the optimal imaging technique to be selected for each specimen:
- Laser profilometry
- Focus variation (EDF)
- Photometric stereo
- Multi-texture acquisition
