As a chronic Tinker, I have always wanted to have an easy, efficient and efficient way to get a complete 3D model of parts without spending hundreds of hours learning 3D modeling or thousands of dollars, or on a high-resolution 3D scanner. This is the problem and form that wants to solve three 3D scanners, claiming to be simple, intuitive, and Cheap.
It is important to emphasize that 3D scanners are not all the goals of creating 3D models. They are tools for putting the arsenal of 3D Modeler into the arsenal, but you shouldn’t expect perfect results with a scanner with zero adjustments. This thing and the three forms are small and affordable, mostly in the independence of onboard processors and internet connectivity. It requires a laptop with a browser to connect to the scanner via a local internet connection, which costs $2,399, but is usually sold for $1,499, which includes a scanner, electric turntable, calibration equipment, tripods and carry cases.
Easy to set up
Photo: Henri Robbins
These three setups are simple and feature a series of powerful tutorials that explain almost every aspect of their operations. In addition to the more advanced settings hidden in the menu, each part of calibration and operation is detailed in the interface and can be adjusted quickly.
The most impressive part of the scan is the lack of necessary preparation. Although other scanners may require tracking points, these three can operate within minutes of startup, waiting for the system to initialize and connect to the computer. This can be done by wirelessly connecting the scanner to the device with the included antenna, connecting to the router via an Ethernet cable, or directly connecting to the device via Ethernet. The first two methods will allow connection to the scanner using any device, while the third method will only allow connection to devices that the scanner has been plugged in.
The scanner’s application runs entirely within the browser, and the application is accessed via the IPv4 address displayed by the scanner projector. Once connected, the site looks simple and stylish, with outstanding tutorials and an intuitive interface.
Henry Robins
