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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"3D superimposition"”.

  1. VIRTUAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND COMMINGLED SKELETAL REMAINS. RESOURCES AND POTENTIAL FOR PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION IN HUMANITARIAN FORENSIC CONTEXTS

    … The advancements of imaging techniques and 3D modelling have brought about innovative tools to forensic anthropology and paved the way to novel research avenues for the analysis of skeletal remains and for personal identification both of the living and the dead, as well. Foremost, research …

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  2. Effect of build angle and print layer thickness on clinical accuracy of 3D-Printed orthodontic models

    … produced using a digital light processing (DLP) 3D printer. Orthodontic models were generated from a digital master model derived from an ideal maxillary typodont scan. The study tested six different configurations: 100 µm-0°, 100 µm-70°, 100 µm-90°, 170 µm-0°, 170 µm-70°, and 170 µm-90°. …

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  3. Investigation of Photographic and Digital Methods for Odontological Comparison to aid with Human Identification

    … that have investigated the reliability of a superimposition method using 2D photographs of a smile and 3D dental models in dental identification. The application of 3D imaging has not been explored or utilised to its full potential in forensic dental identification. Hence, a study was …

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