3D technology is currently garnering significant attention. In addition to the constantly discussed 3D printing technology, this time we will introduce another rapidly developing field: 3D scanning. It is an indispensable technology for reverse engineering and digital archiving!
While 3D printing technology continues to evolve daily, the crucial technologies supporting it are not limited to 3D modeling software. There is another essential component: 3D scanning!
What if a customer hands you a physical product and asks you to improve it?
By 3D scanning the customer's product, you can process the scanned data using familiar CAD/CAM software!
Furthermore, what if you create a finished product or mold yourself and want to mass-produce it? 3D scanning!
By 3D scanning your handmade creations, you can efficiently replicate them using 3D printing and CNC processing!
Moreover, what if you were the director of the National Palace Museum and wanted to preserve the precious Jadeite Cabbage with more advanced methods? In such a case (Doraemon-esque sound effect)! It's a 3D scanner!
By 3D scanning precious cultural assets, you can not only preserve them as high-precision digital data but also use 3D printing technology to create replicas and souvenirs!
This is a portable 3D scanner with various scanning modes. In addition to easy handheld scanning, fully automatic scanning is possible using a turntable.
Now, please enjoy 3DMART's first 3D scanner unboxing and experience report!
First, let's scan the mouse I'm currently holding. With gratitude for its daily hard work, let's start by scanning its entire body!
This is the result of the 3D scan of the mouse. The indentations next to the buttons, the anti-slip pads on the bottom, and even the laser sensor hole are perfectly reproduced!
What shall we scan next? (Glances) There's a unique cow figurine on my colleague's desk. Let's scan that!
This is the 3D scanned cow figurine. Its distinctive jawline is beautifully reproduced. Even shallow concave-convex structures like the cow's eyes can be scanned without issue by the EinScan 3D scanner!
In addition to stationary objects, one of the typical uses of scanners is human scanning! However, our sales staff demonstrated a bad example. When scanning, please be sure to close your eyes to protect them from the strong flash light!
As expected, I couldn't endure it and closed my eyes for the scan. The EinScan Pro+ can accurately reproduce head shapes and facial features, acquiring data of a quality that can be used directly for 3D printing without post-processing!
Finally, we conclude with a photo of the engineer performing the scanning operation!
After seeing this, you must be eager to experience the convenience of 3D scanning, right? 3DMART currently offers sales of EinScan 3D scanners and 3D scanning services.
If you are interested, please feel free to contact us!