3D Scanners
Handheld Scanner
Capable of scanning larger objects. This scanner is stored in the MediaLab (Horizon Hall 1410).
Objects must not be reflective nor clear to capture an accurate scan. An introductory workshop must be completed before use of this tool.
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 (Horizon Hall 1408).
Objects must not be reflective nor clear to capture an accurate scan.
An introductory workshop must be completed before use of this tool.
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

