Budget-friendly 3D Scanners Revopoint INSPIRE 3D Scanner Unboxing and Testing

[@drrobotsir]

To compare with existing models, the FOV and WD seem comparable to POP3. INSPIRE is less accurate and cheaper, also it seems to be the first model with IMU

[@ronm6585]

Thanks. Pretty cool.

[@UnvarnishedTarnished]

Is that head you scanned Regan?

[@3DPrintedProps]

Yep. I need to add the link to the guy who makes them. Amazing work. Thanks for the reminder

[@UnvarnishedTarnished]

​@@3DPrintedProps Wicked thank you! I'd love to pick one up

[@Vman7757]

This is cool. I would use it to scan Trains. So I could make 3D prints. I have a Next Engine scanner. It scans OK but I can't figure out how to convert the scans so I can 3D print. I was hoping what you have might work?

[@3DPrintedProps]

Most scanners have software that let u export the files. The u need to use a slicer to. Get them ready for 3D printing

[@Vman7757]

@3DPrintedProps I have a good slicer. It is the process after scanning that is the issue. Once I do the scan. I have 300 images I have to label the points. For example. You mark the tip of the nose A. Then, you go through all the images and make that same point with an A. And so forth until you have enough points to get a 3D image. When I am done, I can't convert the file to a usable file to print.

[@mrnlce7939]

What are the minimum PC specs needed to use this device? Great video. Keep up the good work.

[@3DPrintedProps]

Hello, it uses their Scan 5 software. Here are the specs. 😀www.revopoint3d.com/download/

[@eprohoda]

xcellent ~ bye-

[@isatartt7104]

'Promosm'

[@baconsledge]

You lost me at Kickstarter...I will wait.

[@3DPrintedProps]

With their track record I think they are a pretty safe bet. They are a very reputable company, but I get it.

[@BoisesBaggedSupra]

They are the Apple company of 3d scanners. I just received my inspire and already they have another model (Miraco) with screen coming out.