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Handheld Scanner
Capable of scanning larger objects. This scanner is stored in the MediaLab. Objects must not be reflective nor clear to capture an accurate scan.
Two students scanning a motorcycle in the MediaLab using the handheld scanner and makeshift backdrops.
Tabletop Scanner
EinScan-SE 3D Scanner located in the main Makerspace. Objects must not be reflective nor clear to obtain a clear scan.
Getting started with the 3D scanner:
The basic requirements to get started with the 3D scanner is to take the 3D scanning workshop
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      The MIX has a tabletop EinScan-SE 3D Scanner, and a handheld 3D scanner for large objects. Scanners are only available to use within the MIX. 
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      (1) Einscan H Used for oversized objects or full body scans. 
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      The MIX offers a workshop that covers the fundamentals for getting a successful scan and how to operate the scanner and software. The workshop is required before using the tool. 
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      Tabletop Scanner Number Available: 1 Scan Mode: Fixed Scan with Turntable Min Scan Volume: 30x30x30 mm Max Scan Volume: 200x200x200 mm Load Capacity on Turntable: 5kg Handheld Scanner: Number Available: 1 Scan Mode: Object or Portrait This scanner can cover larger areas, such as a full person or piece of furniture. 
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      EXScan S V3 https://www.einscan.com/support/download/software/?scan_model=einscan-se 
 
        
        
      
    
    

 
                       
                      