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The 3-D Scanning Brilliance of Bruno Frohlich | National Geographic
Physical anthropologist and 3-D imaging innovator Bruno Frohlich has scanned more than 16,000 objects in his career, including space suits, dinosaur bones, and even mummies. His noninvasive scanning techniques allow him to peer inside artifacts and apes alike, leaving them intact while revealing any secrets concealed within.
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Read more about Bruno Frohlich and his amazing scans:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/innovators/2014/04/140407-bruno-frohlich-innovators-ct-scanners-anthropology-smithsonian/
The Innovators Project profiles people who are transforming their fields by creating, educating, provoking, and delighting. Learn more at http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/innovators/.
PRODUCERS: Spencer Millsap and Shannon Sanders, NGM Staff
IMAGES AND 3D RENDERINGS: Bruno Frohlich, Smithsonian Institution
The 3-D Scanning Brilliance of Bruno Frohlich | National Geographic
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Published May 9, 2014