Background Ultra close-range digital photogrammetry (UCR-DP) is emerging as a robust
technique for 3D model generation and represents a convenient and low-cost solution for …

Facial reconstruction is a technique that aims to reproduce the individual facial
characteristics based on interpretation of the skull, with the objective of recognition leading …

Objectives This article assesses best practices for producing 3D digital cranial models
through structure‐from‐motion (SfM) photogrammetry, and whether the metric accuracy and …

Ease of access to and low cost of hardware and software for 3D scanning have made 3D
technologies increasingly popular in recent research. One of the possible 3D scanning …

X-rays micro-Computed Tomography (X-μCT) is a non-invasive and non-destructive
technique primarily used for the 3D reconstruction of internal/external object structures …

Anthony of Padua is one of the most popular saints of the Catholic Church, with great
veneration in Italy, Portugal and Brazil. The present work sought to approach a little of the …

The use of imaging modalities is becoming increasingly popular in forensic anthropology.
Imaging modalities that have been used in forensic anthropology to date include; surface …

The primary objective of this paper is to report on the successful implementation of forensic
facial approximation in a real case in the forensic context. A three‐dimensional (3D) facial …

Creating digital replicas of unique biological findings or archeological artifacts has become
a desirable task, which enables to spare original integrity and enhance accessibility of …

This study is a preliminary assessment of the viability of close-range photogrammetry in
comparison to microCT scanning for the construction of 3D models of isolated molar crowns …