Hexagon 3D scanner improves kayak performance

Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence visited the Hydrodynamic Experiences Centre of El Pardo (CEHIPAR) at Spain’s National Institute of Aerospace technology to find out more about how they’ve been using Hexagon’s Absolute Scanner systems to improve kayak performance.

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