3D scanning & reconstruction
Send us the component. We capture its shape and reconstruct a solid CAD model for further development.
SEE THE PROCESS ↗3D SCANNING / REVERSE ENGINEERING / MECHANICAL DESIGN
Bring a part, a scan or an engineering challenge. We turn it into usable CAD — from custom components to complete vehicle assemblies.

01 / WHAT WE CAN HELP WITH
Whether you have a physical component, incomplete scan data or a new design brief, we can help you take the next step.
Send us the component. We capture its shape and reconstruct a solid CAD model for further development.
SEE THE PROCESS ↗Reconstruct geometry from supplied scans, measurements or reference data, including fragmented and incomplete inputs.
SEE A RECONSTRUCTION ↗Rebuild complex surfaces and details as solid CAD geometry, reproducing the original or adapting the design.
EXPLORE SURFACE WORK ↗Parts, mechanisms, assemblies and technical drawings developed around function, fit and your project requirements.
SEE A CUSTOM DESIGN ↗Experience working across complete vehicle assemblies and contributing to projects that reached manufacture and operation.
VIEW COMPLETED PROJECTS ↗Prepare geometry and agreed exports for machining or 3D printing, including segmentation and joining features.
SEE PRINT PREPARATION ↗02 / HOW WE WORK
Define the task, develop the model and prepare the agreed deliverables. You know what comes next.
Send photos, scans, drawings or existing CAD. Tell us what you need the component or assembly to do.
We clarify the requirements, materials, manufacturing process, deliverables, price and timeline before work begins.
We develop the model and work through the agreed revisions with you, keeping the project data structured.
Receive the agreed CAD files, drawings and exports for the next stage of your project.
Available formats include SolidWorks, STEP, Parasolid, IGES and STL. Deliverables and manufacturing requirements are agreed for each project.
03 / OUR WORK
Explore the starting point, the engineering work and what it made possible.
A body and roll cage model to support competition homologation — and bring the full vehicle assembly together in SolidWorks.
The client needed a body and roll cage model for competition homologation documentation. The starting point was a set of fragmented, incomplete scans.
We assembled the body, checked control dimensions against factory documentation and aligned it to the principal planes. The body was simplified for further work in SolidWorks.
The body and separately reconstructed solid roll cage model supported obtaining homologation documents and enabled a complete vehicle assembly in SolidWorks.
Separate scans assembled into a common reference, aligned to the principal planes and prepared for further work in SolidWorks.
Reconstructed from the existing cage: tubes, reinforcement plates and mounting feet.
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Control measurements compared with factory body documentation. Explore three examples from the reconstruction.
Selected control dimensions are shown; these comparisons do not state a uniform accuracy for the entire model.
Together, these models supported obtaining competition homologation documents and building the complete vehicle assembly in SolidWorks.
No point cloud? No problem. Send us the physical component — we scan it and reconstruct a solid CAD model for further manufacturing preparation and use in assemblies.
From the client’s original part to usable solid geometry.
The original bracket supplied by the client. This is where the project starts.
We scan the component to capture its existing surfaces and geometry.
A reconstructed solid model for further design, manufacturing preparation and assembly integration.
Your physical part becomes a solid CAD model you can work with.
Our experience extends from individual custom parts to participation in large vehicle projects carried through to manufacture and operation.
We work with complete vehicle assemblies, considering how components and systems fit together. Practical project experience helps us work efficiently, make informed engineering decisions and avoid unnecessary costs for our clients.
Components and systems brought together in a complete assembly.
Experience contributing to projects that became real, working vehicles.

The prototype assembled in CAD, with its bodywork, cockpit and aerodynamic components.

A completed vehicle from a project we contributed to.
Two examples of our work with vehicle assemblies: the sports prototype and Nissan 370Z.
We reconstruct parts with complex surfaces as solid CAD models — reproducing the original form or adapting it to your requirements.
From scanned surfaces to a solid model with defined contours, ribs and mounting features.
We use the scan as a starting point, then modify the CAD model to meet the client’s requirements.
Scan data can be the foundation for a new custom component. For this headlight mask, the client’s scan provided the reference geometry for the design.
The mask’s surface design, profile and mounting features shown in detail.
The same headlight mask, prepared for 3D printing: divided into three sections with joining features developed for subsequent assembly.
Client scan → custom mask design → sections prepared for 3D printing.

Mercedes 2.3 engine scan for DTM Historic.

Reverse engineering and modification of a wheel hub assembly for a sports prototype.

Dry sump for an inline four-cylinder engine.

Milled valve cover for the same inline four-cylinder engine.

Brake cooling duct and brake disc shroud designed for a sports prototype.

Exhaust system flange.
04 / YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Tell us what you have, what you need and how you plan to make it. Let’s find the right next step.
engineeringdmtinfo@gmail.com ↗DMT ENGINEERING
DESIGN · MODELING · TECHNOLOGY