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Re:3D scanning by dipping into a liquid by mrskeltal on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @10:15AM (#14744339)
By dipping from various different angles
Re:3D scanning by dipping into a liquid by agumonkey on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @11:47AM (#14745136)
It's a bit like a fluid pet scan, each angle will give partial information, you "integrate" to gather the surface.

Gives me ideas.

Re:3D scanning by dipping into a liquid by samstave on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @12:37PM (#14745598)
Think of the intro to the Ghost in the Shell, where the android body is floating up through a bath, and the manufacturer layer on the body is dissolving and being removed. This method could detect that the material is 100% removed from the body as well as confirm that the body is created exactly to spec.
Re:3D scanning by dipping into a liquid by anotheryou on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @10:26AM (#14744421)
I guess that would be possible, but one has to do some trickery to find false data.

Maybe correlating the exact oposite dip works: Dipping a bowl shows a negative volume then the bowl begins to fill. A dome (reversed bowl) will show additional volume of trapped air at the same point.