Hi,
Just wanted to share my take on a 3D Laser Scanner.
It is a dual laser design made of inexpensive mterials.
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Here is page link showing the design.
HBBR 3D Laser Scanner
Scanner is compatible with the FabScan100 scanning software but other alternative open source code is
being developed to bypass limitations of FabScan100.
Current custom FabScan100 binary build for 32-bit Windows XP and 64-bit OS X 10.7 can be downloaded here:
Page with actual scan data for Stworek sculpture, point clouds can opened in the browser or dowloaded for local access, Meshlab recommended.
FabScan100 scanning software download page
Stworek sculpture is about 4" (10cm) tall and 2.5" (6.5cm) wide but it is rather spiky so these are more like maximum outline dimensions. It was kiln fired but it is not glazed and surface is a natural pottery clay.
Scans were done in two external lighting conditions: Light - acquired under normal daytime conditions, some variation in textured color can be seen and Dark - external light blocked by a dark cover over the scanner.
Data is available in all scanning resolutions: Poor, Normal, Good and Best. However, due to *current limitations* of the 32-bit FabScan100 Windows version I could acquire complete scans in Poor and Normal resolutions, Good and Best are partial scans but should provide good reference for resolution comparison.
Good resolution data is about 180 degree scan so it could be practical to scan even with current 32-bit Windows version but it would require post-processing to glue the point clouds.
Best resolution data is just the sliver of about 10 degree scan so it is not practical to scan with the current software for Win32. There are two Best resolution files and the second (2) one has some interesting data captured, namely couple o bulging eyes and one indentation. You can view the data in a browser but I would recommend downloading it and using Meshlab for any comparisons.
Stworek scultpture 3D point clouds
A batch of scanners is available now here:
eBay link to HBBR Scanner
Just wanted to share my take on a 3D Laser Scanner.
It is a dual laser design made of inexpensive mterials.
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Here is page link showing the design.
HBBR 3D Laser Scanner
Scanner is compatible with the FabScan100 scanning software but other alternative open source code is
being developed to bypass limitations of FabScan100.
Current custom FabScan100 binary build for 32-bit Windows XP and 64-bit OS X 10.7 can be downloaded here:
Page with actual scan data for Stworek sculpture, point clouds can opened in the browser or dowloaded for local access, Meshlab recommended.
FabScan100 scanning software download page
Stworek sculpture is about 4" (10cm) tall and 2.5" (6.5cm) wide but it is rather spiky so these are more like maximum outline dimensions. It was kiln fired but it is not glazed and surface is a natural pottery clay.
Scans were done in two external lighting conditions: Light - acquired under normal daytime conditions, some variation in textured color can be seen and Dark - external light blocked by a dark cover over the scanner.
Data is available in all scanning resolutions: Poor, Normal, Good and Best. However, due to *current limitations* of the 32-bit FabScan100 Windows version I could acquire complete scans in Poor and Normal resolutions, Good and Best are partial scans but should provide good reference for resolution comparison.
Good resolution data is about 180 degree scan so it could be practical to scan even with current 32-bit Windows version but it would require post-processing to glue the point clouds.
Best resolution data is just the sliver of about 10 degree scan so it is not practical to scan with the current software for Win32. There are two Best resolution files and the second (2) one has some interesting data captured, namely couple o bulging eyes and one indentation. You can view the data in a browser but I would recommend downloading it and using Meshlab for any comparisons.
Stworek scultpture 3D point clouds
A batch of scanners is available now here:
eBay link to HBBR Scanner
