Tesla's Frunk: A 3D Scanning Guide With The Freescan Combo

[@astroimagers]

Great tips about the marker placements. Analogous to how telescope mounts can also reference constellation star points. USB wire anchoring...Yessir. That's a good one. Loving these real-life workflow videos. Thanks!

[@dabandel]

Based on your experience, how about some specifications of the PC used to process the scans? I'm starting with the Einstar hobbyist grade scanner but as I progress I'll probably end up with one of the higher grade pro models. Do I need an Core i9, 64Gb RAM, and the most expensive graphics card Nvidia makes, or what? I only want to build my "scanner" PC once! Thanks!

[@jordanepellerin6684]

Amazing accuracy. I need to be able to get texture. Which scan could provide as much accuracy with great texture? I saw your video for Einscan H2 but my objects are shinny

[@CraigHollabaugh]

Awesome product demo, I can now see what's involved. Just curious did you see if the trunk lid scan matched up with the interior points with the frunk removed?

[@VisionMiner]

Didn't test that out, but that would be cool to see how much tolerance is really there :)

[@CraigHollabaugh]

@@VisionMiner matching the lid scan to the car chassis scan would accompany your good coverage of the frunk lip deformation as examples of a good verification process.

[@torodatruth]

Yessss sirrrr!!! thanks for this! >:D

[@VisionMiner]

You bet! Let us know what you want to see, we're here to educate!

[@italogarcia1597]

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