The Revopoint RANGE is an absolute beast when it comes to 3D scanning large objects, but it can be even more powerful and versatile with the help of a few essential accessories that’ll level up your 3D scans. So let’s take a look at the best RANGE accessories from Revopoint.
Large Turntable
This behemoth of a turntable is impressive with its max load of 200kg and powerful motor that can keep it smoothly spinning at max speed (35-90 seconds per rotation) even at full weight.
The real key advantage of this turntable is that it makes scanning things pretty easy, as moving the object rather than the scanner is the easiest and fastest way to get an accurate scan. For ease of use, its rotation speed and direction are fully controllable via a remote controller or over Bluetooth on a smartphone app.
Scanning Spray
When scanning with dark, transparent, or shiny objects, 3D scanners usually need a helping hand in the form of scanning spray to see the thing accurately. And one of the best scanning sprays on the market is AESUB Blue. It coats the object you want to scan with a micron-thin layer so that the scanner can see it, and it evaporates in around 4 hours, so you don’t need to worry about cleaning it off afterward or breaking delicate equipment.
Markers
The default way 3D scanners track an object is through its features, but if an object is featureless, i.e., many flat surfaces, the scanner will have trouble tracking it. And this is where Markers come into use, as placing these sticking little dots on or around the object gives the scanner something to track. Depending on what you’re scanning, you can burn through these fast with around 8 to 15 markers needed per single frame when using the Revopoint RANGE.
3-Meter Extension USB Cable
Although the RANGE already comes with xxx long Type-B to Type-A USB cable, sometimes a few extra meters can make getting that scan of a large object just a bit easier. And with the help of the 3-meter USB 3.0 AM/AF cable designed to work together with the Revopoint Type-A to Micro-B USB cable, you’ll get plenty of extra reach to get around those big objects with ease.
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