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3D scanning / reverse engineering / UV-resistant ASA

Custom marine dashboard panel

The existing boat panel and a new Garmin fish finder were captured and rebuilt in CAD, then integrated into a replacement panel that preserved the proven fit.

Finished custom marine dashboard panel with an integrated Garmin fish finder
Scan-to-CAD solution
ApplicationEquipment + apparatus
Process3D scanning / reverse engineering / UV-resistant ASA
ResultScan-to-CAD solution

The problem

A real need in a specific operating environment.

A replacement marine dashboard panel needed to retain the fit of the existing wood panel while integrating a new Garmin display and preserving access to the surrounding installation.

The application

Designed around how the result would be used.

The finished part would live in a marine environment, so fit, sun exposure, moisture, mounting, and the interface with the new electronics all influenced the design.

The process

Define. Engineer. Validate. Produce.

The manufacturing method followed the requirements of the application, not the other way around.

  1. 01

    Capture the existing panel, surrounding geometry, and new display interface with digital measurement and 3D scanning.

  2. 02

    Rebuild the useful geometry as clean, editable CAD and integrate the Garmin opening and mounting features.

  3. 03

    Produce rough prototypes to check fit before committing to the final panel.

  4. 04

    Manufacture the final part in UV-resistant ASA and validate the installed assembly.

The final product

Scan-to-CAD solution.

The replacement dashboard panel preserves the established fit while cleanly integrating the new display in a durable, manufacturable part.

  • Existing fit preserved
  • New electronics integrated
  • UV-resistant production material
Custom marine dashboard panel installed with the Garmin display
Final installed panel

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