Hello!
I print models I made with SketchUp and I'd like to control the quality of the prints semi-automatically. My colleagues use 3d scanner to create models, and I came up with an idea to use one of them for quality control of my prints. I was recommended to use Micro as it can be at least semi-automated and has better resolution than other scanners we have.
What can I use to compare reference model made with SketchUp and a 3d scan. I will have to compare lots of 3d scans with the same model. I was unable to find such tools in SketchUp...

Thank you for your help.

Could you show how it looks like now? Is it already hollow, but too thin?

My set of soft I usually use:

Unfold3D - Very nice tool for UV mapping. Funny, when I tried to find a link to it's offical site I relized that now it's called RizomUV, but I use Unfold V10

Artec Studio - As I use a 3d scanner I need a software for it. Really great to use but damn resource intensive.

Substance Painter - Tried differen texturing software - ended up with Substance.

Marmoset Toolbag - I use it as finakl render, and sometimes for baking normals. In sone cases it gives the best results..