Back in the 1980s, when 3D scanning was in its infancy, the tech used probes that physically touched objects to collect data points to build a 3D model. It was slow and severely limited by physical storage, as hard drives were in the KBs back then, so any thoughts of successful 3D body scanning were…
Like waking up on time without an alarm, scanning fruit is sometimes easy and sometimes just plain hard. So why 3D scan fruit? Perhaps, you’re making a video game and want some assets, or you’ve decided that adding bananas would significantly enhance your next playthrough of Skyrim, or you want to 3D print some cute…
We have noticed many of our users want to 3D scan small objects. Things that are so small that they are smaller than the recommended minimum scan volume for our scanners. While not impossible to do, it can be tricky to pull off. But don’t fear. We’ve created this handy guide to help you achieve…
I love rocks ‘n’ scanning, so put another rock on the turntable, baby. Alright, let’s put those shoddily reappropriated Joan Jet lyrics aside and get down to the bedrock with this one. 3D scanning rocks, boulders, or minerals can be straightforward or a little complicated, depending on the shape and size of the rock. And…
Getting a good 3D scan of a car door can often be tricky due to its featureless and shiny surfaces. So, we thought we might help some of you guys out by making a step-by-step guide explaining how to get the perfect car door scan. So, let’s get into it, and like just nearly any…
