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Professional and low-cost scanning devices are capable of generating dense 3D point clouds.

The availability of area-wide 3D point clouds will drastically increase in the future due to the availability of novel capturing methods (e.g., driver assistance systems) and low-cost scanning devices.

Parallel advances in the biology of gene sequencing, along with new technology that creates lower-cost scanning chips, now make gene testing available and affordable to millions.

Differences in mean scan time and cost per scan were also significantly different (P <.0001), with CT being both quicker and less expensive.

The cost of scanning a whole disc (Fig. 6) with the USV machine was 35% of the cost of scanning only one radial section with X-rays at the time this study was undertaken.

Google covers the cost of scanning libraries' books.

The cost of scanning and rematerializing the Seti I tomb will likely approach twenty million dollars.

Libraries that sign with the Open Content Alliance are obligated to pay the cost of scanning the books.

The team at Los Alamos originally put the cost of scanning all the lorries coming into the United States at $1 billion a year.

Thomas D. Turvey Jr., a vice president of business development for Ebrary, said Amazon's plan was risky because of the potential copyright issues, the threat of online piracy and the cost of scanning so many books into digital form.

As for the cost of scanning, Vachon says it's cheaper to catch a disease early.