Primer escáner D3D de código abierto de creaciones 3D | Noticias Impresión 3D Jan.4, 2013 3D Creations, a Milwaukee-based reseller of affordable 3D printers and 3D scanners, is currently developing a low-cost open source 3D scanner - they named it D3D 3D scanner, to help businesses and consumers with measurement, quality control, reverse engineering and product design. In December 3D Creations demonstrated their first complete prototype of structured light 3D scanner at Milwaukee Makerspace. The scan results looked really good and the accuracy was excellent. (Images credit: 3D Creations) Check out the video below. You can find more pictures on the Flickr gallery. 3D Creations is asking for help from communities to support this young team to design and make a great 3D scanner: you can help to fill out this short survey of "The Scanner of Your Dreams". 3D Creations are planning to launch a Kickstarter in mid-2013 to begin production for the first open source 3D scanner that's high-quality & low-cost 3D scanner. 本站所有文章版权归3ders.org所有，未经许可不得翻译或转载。
Scan 3D con VirtuCube y David Laserscanner 3.7 | Impresora 3D Noticias e Impresión 3D Noticias Mar.3, 2013 Bernhard at VirtuMake just released his prototype of the VirtuCube, a DIY 3D-scanner consisting of an Acer K11 beamer, a Logitech HD Webcam C615, an Arduino Turntable and free software DAVID-Laserscanner. The whole setup is fixed relative to each other, so you just have to calibrate the scanner once. Check the video below: This is an open source project and can be rebuilt by any private person. "My goal is to develop entry level 3D scanners for people who own a 3D printer. Bernhard released a tutorial on 3D scanning a little toy with the VirtuCube Structured Light 3D-Scanner and the David Laserscanner 3.7 software, watch the video below and the good quality 3D model. 本站所有文章版权归3ders.org所有，未经许可不得翻译或转载。
Moedls aplicación convierte tu teléfono en un escáner 3D | Impresora 3D Noticias 3D Printing Noticias Feb.25, 2013 Professional 3D scanners are really expensive. How to scan the object for 3D printing in a cheaper way? Moedls, Mobile 3d Laser Scanner, is an app which runs on a smartphone and can do high level 3D scanning. The iOS or Android app uses a consumer-quality laser, rotating platform and a custom enclosure to capture objects in digital form. In the video below you can see the sculpture being scanned with Moedls using an iPhone 3GS. This project was one of ten semi-finalists to Engadget's "Insert Coin" competition, which showcases inventors' do-it-yourself projects and eventually helps them get funding to bring their products to the market. This Moedls app is still awaiting for approval for listing in the Apple store, after that it will be launched on kickstarter. 本站所有文章版权归3ders.org所有，未经许可不得翻译或转载。