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Overview
3D Scanners enable near-instantaneous input of spatial data into digital systems. The technology is currently undergoing a massive flourishing of innovation as the underlying hardware becomes ubiquitous. As a part of the GVCS 50, it enables a suite of powerful applications.
Applications
- CAD
- Rapid Prototyping
- Workshop Control
- Automation Programming
- Robotic Systems
- Training
Components
- Laser
- Cameras
- Processor
- Casing
- Actuators
Research
- http://www.david-laserscanner.com/
- MakerScanner, uses a PS3 webcam (which cost about $40) and a few parts that can be 3D printed.
- http://www.splinescan.co.uk/
- http://flmscan.codeplex.com/ , FLMScan , Robert from the FabLab Münich
- The initial prototype had the size of a wooden box (previously containing three bottles of wine). Scan object size was 5x5x5 cm.
- The first 3D scanner device will have the size of a mobile file cabinet. Scan object size 30x30x30 cm.
See also 3D printers