Attached Link: http://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/digmich_falletti/

. Also I wonder what the prices are to get an actual scan of somebody or something" I know the scanners are right up there. $180K + I was involved with 2 10' object scans (low res) that were rapid prototyped into foam with a die grinder running from the coordinates.. This cost $24K for both. Hate to guess what one Hi-res would cost. Lots of variables including the rep of the Co. I think the best way to do it would be to do the classic silicone body mold and correct it back in the positive plaster casting. This could stand indefinately while a hi res scan could be made. Breathing, tired arms, figiting have bad effects. I'm sure everyone will be using this tech in the near future. Especially when demand goes up.