3D scanning is a transformative technology that has become integral to various industries, providing a means to capture the physical world in intricate detail and convert it into digital models. In the industrial context, 3D scanning is a powerful tool used for capturing the geometry and texture of physical objects with high precision. This technology employs laser or structured light scanners to capture millions of data points, creating a detailed and accurate representation of the object’s surface. Industrial 3D scanning is employed in diverse applications, ranging from reverse engineering and quality control to creating digital archives of complex machinery and components.