optical 3d surface scanner artec space spider  (ARTEC CO LTD)

Journal: Scientific Data

Article Title: The Open Aurignacian Project: 3D scanning and the digital preservation of the Italian Paleolithic record

doi: 10.1038/s41597-025-05330-z

Figure Lengend Snippet: ( a ) Boxplots with jitter points showing the comparison of volume between the three scanning devices. Due to the large values in the Artec Spider group, which masked variability in the lower range, the volume was log-transformed to improve the visibility of the data distribution and better highlight the differences. ( b ) Density distributions of average edge length (in mm) between the points of the 3D model (i.e., the resolution) across the different scanners used in this project.

Article Snippet: The majority of the 3D meshes were generated using an Artec Space Spider scanner (n = 1,250) from Artec Inc. (Luxembourg).

Techniques: Comparison, Transformation Assay

Journal: Scientific Data

Article Title: The Open Aurignacian Project: 3D scanning and the digital preservation of the Italian Paleolithic record

doi: 10.1038/s41597-025-05330-z

Figure Lengend Snippet: 3D models of stone tools from the four sites of the Open Aurignacian Project. Categories include retouched blades and burins (RF.B_80, RF.b_21, CTC_65, Ca_370, Ca_392, RB_617), blade/let cores (RF.c_61, RF.c_303, RF.c_6, CTC_985, CTC_1, Ca_127, Ca_77, Ca_1537, Ca_320, RB_571, RB_591, RB_620), retouched bladelets (RF.b_1552, RF.b_1638, CTC_938, CTC_218, CTC_1034, CTC_976), endscrapers (CTC_82, RB_484), flake cores (CTC_699), and unretouched blade/lets (Ca_474, RB_486). The artifacts were scanned with an Artec Spider (i.e., RF.b_80, RF.c_61, RF.b_21, RF.c_303, RF.c_6, CTC_92, CTC_985, CTC_1, CTC_65, CTC_699, Ca_127, Ca_370, Ca_77, Ca_474, Ca_320, Ca_392, RB_617, RB_484, RB_486, RB_571, RB_591, RB_620), a micro-CT scanner (i.e., RF.b_1552 and RF.b_1638), and an Artec Micro (i.e., CTC_938, CTC_218, CTC_1034, CTC_976, Ca_1537). More contextual and technological information is available in the associated metadata files for each repository.

Article Snippet: The majority of the 3D meshes were generated using an Artec Space Spider scanner (n = 1,250) from Artec Inc. (Luxembourg).

Techniques: Micro-CT