exograph
/ˈɛksəɡrɑːf/Definitions
1. noun
A device or instrument used to record or trace the shape of an object or surface.
“The archaeologist used an exograph to create a precise map of the ancient temple’s architecture.”
2. verb
To record or trace the shape of an object or surface using an exograph.
“The artist exographed the intricate patterns on the fabric to create a detailed design.”