Produce a printable articulator model.
Generate a model for a standardized physical articulator attachment system. Carry the digital orientation back into a tangible working model.
PHYSICAL REFERENCE. DIGITAL CONTINUITY.
From patient
to virtual.
Without losing
your reference.
Connect natural head position to your digital workflow. Kois Scan Body captures the reference. JMZ software is coming in Q4 2026 to carry it forward.
KOIS SCAN BODY + JMZ SOFTWARECAPTURE — ORIENT — VERIFY — PRODUCEDESIGNED FOR DENTISTS & LABS
01 / PRESERVE THE REFERENCEA scan captures shape.
A scan captures shape.
What carries orientation?
The patient’s natural head position gives the maxillary arch a meaningful frame of reference. That relationship needs a path into the virtual environment.
Connect the clinical record to the digital model, so the reference established with the patient can travel with the case.
IN THE CLINICEstablish the reference
IN THE SOFTWARETransfer the orientation
IN THE OUTPUTCarry it forward
KOIS SCAN BODY / PHYSICAL CAPTURE02 / THE PHYSICAL CONNECTIONThe reference
The reference
starts with the patient.
Kois Scan Body captures the orientation of the maxillary arch in natural head position, creating a physical reference for the digital workflow.
- 01 Record natural head position
- 02 Capture the impression and scan body
- 03 Bring the reference into the software
One record. A connection
between both worlds.
Scan the Kois Scan Body with the impression of the teeth. Bring that record together with the upper arch scan and an optional lower scan.
Follow the digital transfer ↓03 / THE DIGITAL TRANSFERCOMING Q4 2026 · JMZ SOFTWAREFrom captured reference
From captured reference
to oriented models.
Coming Q4 2026. A guided local workflow for orientation, alignment and model generation, with review steps along the way.
STEP 1 / 6
Bring the case into one workspace.
Drag in the impression, upper scan and optional lower scan. Recognized filenames assign the scan roles automatically.
The starting workspace accepts local STL files.
Select the impression and arch scans from your computer.
STEP 2 / 6
Find the physical reference.
Locate the Kois Scan Body in the impression scan to establish orientation, with a manual corner-selection fallback.
This development capture shows scan-body detection in progress.
STEP 3 / 6
Match three corresponding features.
Select the same three features on the upper arch and impression to guide the alignment. The lower scan follows the upper.
Side-by-side views and magnification support corresponding-point selection.
STEP 4 / 6
Inspect the fit before producing.
Review the aligned surfaces and fit-deviation map before generating the models.
The color map shows fit deviation for this demonstration case. The displayed measurement is case-specific, not a product accuracy claim.
STEP 5 / 6
From oriented scans to working models.
Generate upper and lower models, review the platform reference and refine the model edges before saving.
Generated upper and lower models with attachment geometry visible.
Review the generated models together from the front.
Inspect the upper model against the platform plane and midline guide.
A side view shows the relationship to the platform guide.
Review both generated models with the plane and midline reference visible.
STEP 6 / 6
Keep the review with the case.
Bring scan views, generated-model views and occlusal clearance maps together in a case report.
The report screenshot combines model views and contact maps. The report’s interactive controls are shown as a still image here.
Occlusal clearance is measured between the arches as captured, on scan surfaces rather than printable models; the arches are not re-articulated.
Development screenshots · Demonstration case. Software planned for release in Q4 2026. Interactive scan review happens in the software.
04 / TWO WAYS FORWARDOne reference.
One reference.
Physical and digital possibilities.
Continue with an oriented mesh.
Save the scan mesh in its modified orientation and continue in dental CAD for more advanced design.
05 / LOCAL BY DESIGNYour scans
Your scans
stay with you.
Processing happens on your computer. Patient scan data does not need to be sent to JMZ or a cloud processing service.
WITHIN YOUR PRACTICE OR LAB
Import your scansLocal files
Orient & reviewLocal processing
Save your outputsYour workspace
A clear path from capture to production.
01
Capture
Record natural head position with Kois Scan Body. Scan the impression and arches.
02
Orient
Orient the impression and select corresponding points to align the upper scan.
03
Verify
Review the alignment and fit before moving forward with the case.
04
Produce
Generate printable models or export the oriented mesh for CAD.
07 / WHAT’S NEXTComing soon.
Coming soon.
Q4 2026.
JMZ software is planned for release in Q4 2026. Sign up for launch news and a first look at the Kois Scan Body software workflow.