Digitizer: what is it, the principle of work, features

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Easy, intuitive and accessible to everyone, control is perhaps the most important feature that a digitizer has. What is it and what is it for, we learned. It is clear that there are no analogues to such devices yet. Of course, you can use conventional scanners. However, for professional three-dimensional design, digitizers remain the most ideal.