Artec 3D announced a new version of Artec Studio 15, the software that drives their popular handheld 3D scanners, and there’s a big surprise in this release.
Did you know we’ve published dozens of product reviews? Here’s a list of all 80+ of them, at least up to today.
Shining 3D has announced the EinScan H and EinScan HX handheld 3D scanners.
Laan Labs has released a new LIDAR-powered 3D scanning app for the iPad Pro.
There’s now at least one new app that takes advantage of Apple’s new LIDAR capability.
The new Intel RealSense Depth Camera D455 is now available.
Thor3D has announced the Calibry Mini handheld 3D scanner, which can easily capture small objects in fine detail.
Creaform, maker of 3D portable measurement and analysis technologies, recently announced the latest generation of its MetraSCAN product line: the MetraSCAN BLACK and the MetraSCAN BLACK|Elite.
Hands on with the Calibry 3D Scanner. This part explains my experience using the Calibry 3D scanner to capture 3D models of larger objects and and my conclusions on using this device.
Hands on with the Calibry 3D scanner. This part explains my experience using the Calibry 3D scanner to capture 3D models of small objects and medium-sized objects, as well as 3D scanning live subjects.
Hands on with the Calibry handheld 3D scanner. In this part we’ll look at the operations of the Calibry handheld 3D scanner.
Hands on with the Calibry 3D scanner. In this part we’ll examine the Calibry hardware and software configurations.
Following six years with Artec 3D as Head of Marketing and PR, Daniela Carr now holds the position of Chief Marketing Officer.
Bellus3D, a 3D scanning company, has developed a way to provide a customized 3D print to make face masks far more effective.
Anna Zevelyov, the CEO of 3D scanner company Thor3D, examines three revelations when it comes to conducting business during and beyond the time of COVID-19.
Artec 3D released Artec Studio 15, their latest release of 3D scanning management software, and it includes some interesting new reverse engineering features.
Shining 3D’s new AutoScan Inspec provides an easy way to automatically inspect 3D printed parts.
This week’s selection is the OpenScan DIY 3D Scanner.
iFixit tore down a brand new iPad Pro to find out more about the mysterious LiDAR sensor. The result was quite surprising.
Apple has surprisingly introduced a new iPad that includes a LiDAR depth sensor, potentially allowing the introdution of new, inexpensive mobile 3D scanning systems.
The Calibry handheld 3D scanner is a highly flexible and accurate device that can capture detailed 3D models of many subjects, at a very low cost.
This week’s question is from reader Rinaldi Gotama, who asks about 3D scanning.
peel 3D just announced a new professional handheld 3D scanner, the peel 2 CAD, which includes some intriguing workflow simplification features.
While there’s nothing quite as bad as stepping on a stray LEGO block, a close second is having to sort out the mess of bricks once you (or your kids) are done using them.
Intel announced a new 3D depth sensor, the RealSense LIDAR Camera L515, and we examine the possibilities of using this device for 3D scanning.
What is Standard Cyborg all about? We talked to Co-Founder and CEO Jeff Huber to learn more about the 3D vision and scanning startup.
SMARTTECH3D announced a new industrial 3D scanner for quality control, using green LED light in stereo mode.
How can 3D scanners really capture large objects? Artec 3D has come up with a remote app that for the first time allows this to happen.
Looking for an inexpensive tabletop 3D scanner? The upcoming Phiz 3D scanner from KIRI Innovation could be for you.
Occipital announced the upcoming availability of a new iPad-based 3D sensor, the Structure Sensor (Mark II).
Need an ultra-high-resolution tabletop 3D scanner? One great option could be the new D3D-s device that’s now available on Kickstarter.
Microsoft announced a new version of their handheld 3D scanner, and it may have some implications for 3D printing.
This is an entry in our 3D Print Learning Series, focusing on 3D Scanning.
A company found a new usage for 3D printed body scans: dioramas.
peel 3D announced the peel 2, an advanced handheld 3D scanner.
Artec announced the Artec Micro, a new desktop 3D scanning system.
Scan Dimension has released a new tabletop 3D scanner, the SOL.
We seasoned digital craftspeople can take an idea from a digital model to a physical concept with lightning speed.
A new very low-cost handheld 3D scanner was announced: the Calibry by Thor3D.
A report suggests that upcoming Apple iPhone designs may include powerful 3D scanning capabilities.
We’re giving a new 3D scanning app a quick test today.
There seems to be something interesting happening in the world of 3D body scanners.
An interesting 3D camera is being launched, the Wunder360 S1.
Three years ago EORA 3D launched on Kickstarter; now you can buy directly.
Mobile devices are, more and more, integrating 3D capabilities.
Artec annuounced a different kind of 3D scanner, the Artec Ray.
I’m reading a press release from SMARTTECH and noticed a common pattern in the industry.
For most, the most significant, most practical expense they’ll ever make is a house.
At a recent 3D print trade show, I was surprised to find TWO exhibition stands for ESUN. I was wrong.
Creaform is one of the leaders in 3D scanning solutions, and we took a look at their new large scale solution.
We had a chance to check out Artec’s latest 3D scanner, the “Leo”.
There was a time when it was thought that 3D Scanning businesses might be a big thing. Is that still the case?
A new handheld 3D scanner is announced, and it sports a very attractive price.
I’m reading a research paper on a very unusual method of 3D scanning solid objects.
There have been a number of full-body 3D scanners on the market, but none, as far as I know, have included the ability to resize, until now.
Need to 3D scan an uncooperative subject? hotspot’s OPTA 3D scanner might do the job for you.
This week’s selection is the interesting #30 3D Scanner 3D model by UK-based designer Dave Clarke.
Handheld 3D scanner operators might find this interesting: an experimental robotic 3D scanning system.
Artec 3D is a Luxembourg-based company producing handheld 3D scanners, and they have two units that seem to cover most of the requirements.
Moscow-based Texel has produced a very “flexible” 3D body scanner called “Portal”.
They say necessity is the mother of invention, and that’s certainly the case with the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s new “Beastcam”.
Fuel3D announced a new “mirror” 3D scanner that could lead to advanced eyewear applications.
Reykjavík-based Kúla has produced a gadget that can – almost – transform any smartphone into a rudimentary 3D scanner.
This week we had the chance to test out Afinia’s ES360 tabletop 3D scanning system.
Fuel3D and Cryos Technologies announced a new, custom designed 3D foot scanner using Fuel3D’s scanning tech. There are some very interesting implications of this development.
A recent instructables proposes using “Milk” as a 3D scanning medium. I think this approach may be more trouble than it’s worth.
A terrific story by Jess Hedstrom of Sculpteo explains how 3D scans of large objects can be accomplished, and it’s surprisingly similar to the process in our scanning series.
Well, sort of. Autodesk has announced a technology preview of ReCap 360 Mobile that qualified persons can join.
A new startup offers a 3D scanning solution that has some interesting characteristics.
Rumors suggest that the upcoming iPhone 7 may include a feature that could enable it to be a 3D scanner.
We chatted recently with Fuel3D CMO Philip Newman and learned the company has taken some big steps, and they’re not in 3D printing.
We’re checking out a forthcoming 3D scanning option, the Pixelio.
3D scanner manufacturer Occipital announced they’ve acquired Lynx Labs, another 3D scanning venture.
3D Systems announced a significant price drop for their handheld “iSense” 3D scanner, just in time for the holidays.
With many inexpensive 3D scanning options now appearing on the market, you might wonder which style you should choose for your application.
José M. Martínez is not one to let a problem lay unsolved. In this case, he’s figured out a way to reliably obtain full body 3D scans at low cost.
An inexpensive, portable 3D scanner is set to launch today on Kickstarter.
SMARTTECH 3D announced a powerful 3D scanner designed for industrial use: the SMARTTECH 3D Robotized.
We took a good look at not one, but THREE 3D scanners from Hong Kong-based S Square System.
Afinia announced the ES360 3D Scanner that offers a unique two-way scanning technique.
FABTotum launched a new making option, the PRISM, which enables their Personal Fabricator to include multiple 3D printing processes.
The folks from Matter and Form, makers of a powerful tabletop 3D scanner, launched a new product: the Bevel clip, a smartphone attachment that performs mobile 3D scanning.
Taiwan-based SKY-TECH has announced a new handheld 3D scanner based on Intel Realsense, the 3D Hermes.
Russia-based RangeVision produces a portable 3D scanner that can produce very good results: the RangeVision Smart.
Rumors of an improved iPhone camera could lead to a widespread ability for 3D scanning.
3D Systems’ popular iSense handheld scanner solution has a new platform: iPhone 6.
We got a very close look at the new CloneScan3D photo booth from Spain. So close we were actually inside it!
Madrid-based 3D printer manufacturer BQ makes the WitBox 3D printer, but did you know they also make a tabletop 3D scanner?
Perceptron announced a new style of 3D laser scanner that overcomes several issues.
A group at Northwestern University near Chicago is developing a new type of 3D scanning technology that should increase reliability and usability.
The company that makes the interesting head-changing ZMorph 3D printer has announced a couple of interesting developments.
Spain-based Grupo Sicnova’s new CloneScan3D looks to be a easy way to capture 3D models of people.
Matter and Form’s 3D scanner remains popular, but the company hopes to do even more.
At CES we were able to check out Shining 3D’s new EinScan 3D scanner.
Uriah Liggett, founder of Murobo LLC and creator of the all new 3D printable ATLAS 3D scanner, needs your help funding his Kickstarter project.
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Welcome to Fabbaloo, one of the world’s oldest online news sources for 3D printing news. We’ve been in operation since 2007, where we first started examining the state of 3D printers. These devices are now relatively common among some circles in today’s world, but years ago it was extremely rare to see a 3D printer or even a 3D printed object.
At that time it was challenging to find any 3D printing news, so we decided to make our own site that covered 3D printer news, and even associated technologies like 3D scanning and 3D modeling. Today it is common to find 3D printers in schools, workshops and makerspaces, and you probably have been using 3D printed objects without even knowing they were 3D printed.
Today’s industry has finally taken up the challenge by installing thousands of industrial 3D printers, each producing previously impossible 3D printed parts that make today’s society far more efficient. The aerospace industry in particular has been producing many 3D printed parts, some even for flight critical purposes.
If you want to learn about 3D printers, then there’s no better place than Fabbaloo’s 3D printer news to see the latest happenings.
