How does it work?

Behold 3D ™ has a custom-engineered process that is constantly evolving, giving you access to the newest 3D scanners – and even a few specially built ones – to turn anything in the real world into high-resolution digital art.

3D scanning is often explained in a way that is almost always over people’s heads.

Simply put, scanning uses a device that collects location information about points in space.

In our case, that location also includes color values.

When combined, those points in space resemble the item scanned.

It’s similar to this picture made of many colored dots

The difference is that this painting only has dots that are on a flat space. 3D scanning collects dots that are in 3 dimensions!

If you would like to go more in-depth, we can explain 3D scanning like this:
A 3D model is a “non-physical” computerized representation of an actual physical object. You cannot touch a digital 3D model. However, you can touch a physical thing. A physical object can be almost anything; a person, coin, ring, side of a mountain, car, toy… you name it. We can take physical objects you send to us, and we use 3D scanning equipment to capture and transform them into 3D digital models.
A 3D model is highly adaptable. If you already have an object and want it in a digital form, that’s what we do.