The Arduino has long since proven itself to be one of the biggest boons to DIY heads since the soldering iron, ... as amply demonstrated by this simple but effective homebuilt 3D scanner.

Figure 4: Finalized scanner. Figure 5: 3D rendering of the scanner in SolidWorks. Also the design of the circuit was straight forward. We connected the output of the sensor to analog pin A0 and the ...

This is cool. It’s nice to see that everything can be controlled from the one Arduino. I’ve needed to make 3d models before, and I’ve just used a microwave oven turntable motor (~ 4 RPM).

Scanners for loose papers have become so commonplace that almost every printer includes one, but book scanners have remained frustratingly rare for non-librarians and archivists. [Brad Mattson] had… ...

Using the power of Arduino and utilizing the camera and powerful performance of a smartphone, QLRO has created a fantastic 3D scanner aptly named the AAScan. This innovative device leverages the ...

The DIY 3D Scanner is composed of a motor to rotate the scanning platform, an Arduino-based PCB to control the movements, and a number of 3D printed parts to make up the structure of the device. On ...

OpenScan has created a low-budget, high quality DIY 3D scanning system, ... Arduino 3D scanner and photogrammetry rig €150. 8:20 am April 26, 2019 By Julian Horsey.

3D scanning an object (Image credit: https://blog.arduino.cc) By taking approximately 180 images automatically via a Python script running on an Android phone, all of them are combined in the Meshroom ...

RNC director of forensics and property control Kathryn Rodgers says the newly acquired 3D scanner helps officers conduct ...

In today's maker-friendly workshop a 3D scanner is just as useful as 3D printing for replicating small objects. And now there's an option to adding the former gadget to your setup for under $100.

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