3D Services Suite

We provide a variety of 3D services for industry, creative sectors, cultural heritage applications, teaching and research.

Our exciting creative technology environment, with experts on hand, is available to provide bespoke innovative approaches to the development of customisable virtual and physical products and services.

You can read more on how , published in The Conversation. 

ASK US

For more information, contact 

Karina Rodriguez at K.Rodriguez@brighton.ac.uk. 

3D suite

Our suite features imaging equipment, including 3D scanners, a Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) acquisition dome, and digital photographic equipment.

We also count with high-end computers to post-process the data as well as a Virtual Reality (VR) headset to provide additional user interfaces to interact with the virtual content.

We can provide access to 3D printers, including fused deposition modelling (FDM) printers and desktop stereolithography (SLA) for the accurate reproduction of 3D models.

This equipment can be used for creating digital images and 3D models of a variety of objects and environments, such as artworks, architecture, design prototypes, engineering parts and body parts.

 

3D scanning of V&A Trajan Column plaster cast3D scanning of V&A Trajan Column plaster cast

Services

We offer a wide variety of consultancy and research services including:

  • 3D imaging/digitisation, including 3D scanning and photogrammetry (various sizes and accuracies of the data are possible depending on the application).
  • Digitisation of RTI information, which is useful for visualising digitally almost flat and potentially reflective  surfaces such as coins, reliefs and engravings in a variety of materials.
  • Development of 3D digital collections and virtual environments.
  • Virtual/Mixed Reality applications.
  • Customisable design and 3D printing.
  • Machine learning technologies for visual content.

 

Visualisations of RTI images of engraved platesVisualisations of RTI images of engraved plates

Working with you

 

We have experience working with a range of creative sectors including museums and art galleries. Get in touch to find out how we might be able to work with you. 

 

See our blog for .

VR at the digital festivalVirtual Reality experiences to engage audiences with 3D content