2. Cloud server
If you received your Tanso S1 after May 1st, 2020, pleaes read this update article before you read this tutorial.
Step 1. Make sure the Tanso scanner is connected to a Wifi with internet access.
The internet speed will impact the speed of cloud computing & uploading.

Step 2. To upload models to Cloud, you must select Cloud login instead of PC login at the very beginning (before scanning).



*1 Cloud login supports Email & verification code login and Username & password login.
For Email login, you need to take the verification code from time to time, as each code can only be used for once.

For Username & password login, you need to set a username & password before you can login.


*2 Once you finish typing, tap the green tick icon on the right side of the keyboard to hide it.

Step 3. Calibrate the scanner and scan the object. (See calibration operations in How to calibrate the 3D scanner? and see the scanning procedures in How to scan objects with Tanso S1?)
Step 4. Log in to www.infly3d.com with your Cloud account and password or Email address and verification code.

Step 5. Find the models in Model List, and tap “UPLOAD”, you will see the upload progress.

Step 6. When the model is uploaded, you will see computing progress on the website. When computing finishes, you can export it to your PC.

For Cloud Server transfer, the Wifi speed is a key factor for job, so if your Wifi speed is not good enough, you can try other 2 methods which require no internet access.
In the following table, you can clearly see the difference of 3 methods.
USB data transfer | Cloud server | PC server | |
Model accuracy | Standard | High | High |
Who do the computing | Tanso | Cloud | PC |
Internet access Requirement | No | Yes | No |
Login | No login | Email address/Username | IP address |
Tools | USB cable | Wifi with Internet access | Wifi or hotspot without internet access |
PC software | \ | \ | 3D PC Server |
Website login | \ | www.infly3d.com | \ |
Operation | Easy | Easy | Less easy |