Shining3D [ Einstar ] Handheld 3D Scanner with Built-in RGB Color Camera, 14 Fps Scanning Speed for 3D Printing, Healthcare, Art

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Automatic alignment is an incredible feature at such a low price, and the best part is that it worked perfectly. Less than 30 seconds after launching the auto-align feature, we obtained the 3D mesh. Mesh editing

The Einstar can capture colors as well thanks to its onboard cameras; this used to be an expensive add-on on some of the previous EinScan 3D scanners. The firmware is running on the scanner, it will be upgraded for better performance, stability, or bug fixing. First, you’ll need to place the included, marker-covered calibration plate (compact and lightweight) on your desk or table, and then launch the calibration mode from Einstar software on your computer.EinScan-SE is a desktop scanner that perfects for scanning small objects. Its automatic turntable allows for easy and precise scanning, while a tripod can be used to accommodate more scanning needs. With its high accuracy, EinScan-SE is the ideal choice for those who require precise scanning of small objects.

With the increasing demand for 3D scanning in various industries, the need for scanners that can handle both small and large objects has become a common query. Are you looking for such a solution? Look no further than the combination of SHINING 3D EinScan-SE Desktop 3D Scanner and Einstar! These two scanners work together seamlessly to give you high-quality scans of objects of all sizes.Objects that are too simple, like a vase. Again, since the vase looks the same from all around it, the scanner wouldn’t be able to differentiate one side from another. Einstar is a handheld scanner that is great for scanning human-sized or large objects. With its non-rigid algorithm and large scanning range, Einstar can scan outdoors with ease. Its cost-effectiveness makes it a great choice for those on a budget. We then set up the Einstar by plugging everything in. It comes with a two-in-one cable just like on more professional 3D scanners; the power cable plugs into the data cable, which is plugged into the scanner. Calibration The scanner has a rectangular, boxy shape, and doesn’t have a special “gripping” zone (there’s just a wrist strap to avoid dropping it). You have to hold it from the tip of your fingers while being careful not to wrap them around the front side of the scanner. It’s not a very comfortable hand position, we felt a strain on top of the hand and wrist after just a few minutes of scanning. Not great for long scanning sessions, but fine for small/medium size objects or parts. Software and computer requirements

Format (STL): No texture, data type is mesh, saves as Scan.stl, recommended for 3D printing, reverse engineering and mesh editing. We used the hole-filling tool to fix a few areas that were hard to reach with the scanner. You can manually fill each hole and use different parameters for each hole, or use the auto feature. We used the automatic hole-filling tool and it worked nicely- even on a pretty big area (see the video below). After you’ve successfully calibrated your scanner, you can start your first scan. When you start a new project, EXStar asks you to create and name a new folder for it.Format (3MF): Include texture, data type is mesh, saves as Scan, 3mf, recommended for lows storage needed and edit with Microsoft paint3d. For all the software and hardware to operate smoothly, Shining 3D recommends the following computer configuration: We still had the PC that Shining 3D had lent us for the FreeScan UE Pro review, with the following specifications: Format (ASC): No texture, data type is optimized point-cloud, saves as Scan.asc, recommended for inspection, fast export and post process.