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This little robot stacking doll was the object that I 3D scanned. The process wasn’t too difficult, if not a bit annoying trying to get the camera in the right angle to scan. Also, thank you to Dr Van Horssen for allowing me to use your phone to be able to use the 3D scanning […]https://macblog.mcmaster.ca/applied-history-mcmaster/wp-content/uploads/sites/183/2025/02/original-F302CE3B-8028-420E-80E6-CA97D0C58D29-1024x472.png1024472