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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TEAM
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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TEAM

NASA / MSFC · 2016-03-17 · photograph (digital archive)

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JOHN IVESTER PERFORMING STRUCTURED LIGHT SCANNING OF HERITAGE HARDWARE TO CAPTURE THE AS-BUILT GEOMETRY.

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JON IVESTERADVANCED MANUFACTURING
Credit lineADVANCED MANUFACTURING TEAM. NASA/MSFC, 2016-03-17. Public domain. ID: MSFC-1600385.
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