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RSI GmbH is a team of scientists and engineers who dedicated themselves to application, development, and sales of front-end 3D technologies. They look back on many years of experience in both standard and non-standard applications. Customer satisfaction and the delivery of high performance but affordable solutions have always been our priority.


Activities include:

  • 3D digitizing
  • image processing
  • modelling
  • reverse engineering
  • visualization
  • CAD
  • rapid prototyping
  • consulting
  • photogrammetry
  • product & application training
  • customer services & support
  • optical test & measurement

3D-Hardware:

3D-Software:

Services:
  • optical digitizers
  • laser scanners
  • touch probe digitizers
  • haptic & force feedback systems
  • modeling, design, construction
  • reverse engineering, rapid prototyping
  • inspection & quality control
  • photogrammetry
  • object scanning, measuring, surveying
  • CAD modelling
  • applications & systems consulting




  • industrial enterprises and companies of all sizes
  • universities, institutes, schools
  • government authorities, public institutes
  • small firms, crafts companies, independent entrepreneurs
  • industrial design & production, quality control, research & development
  • medical (technologies), orthopedics, orthodontics, dental labs, surgery
  • architecture, civil engineering, surveying, conservation, archaeology
  • art & creative design, film, video & game development

This is how you find us:

Because of being asked frequently about the meaning of our Logos, a short explanation should follow here.



First: A Logo is a graphic formed (in Web-presentation occasionally also animated) symbol, which an unmistakable, protected sign represent for a business or a product and simultaneously it should be as a view capture with high recognition valued. We developed our Logo on the basis of a 3D-Modells with special mathematical characteristics:

It concerns herewith an object in the three-dimensional room, which to be sure a closed surface possesses, but nevertheless no volume includes. How in a "Kleinschen bottle", one can from outside to interior and back arrive, without leaving or permeating the surface. The concepts "interior" and "outside" can not be distinguished in the conventional sense. Similarly like by the "Möbius-volume" both sides of the surface are in the same manner begehbar. The difference exists simply therein that our object shows an all around closed surface, the "Möbius-volume" not.