The AIO ZEUS integrates a simple laser-line scanner into an industrial-looking 3D printer, but it falls short when it comes to reliability and scan quality. Are there any viable and user-friendly 3D scanning options out there that you’ve found to work well?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik3SwIDlYPA
Most of the 3d scanners use laser base systems or image analicis, but they dont seems very polished and tend to fall short, i guess the best solution is a point based analicis like the ones used on hollywood for 3d rendering movies, but i guess that kind of technology is kinda expensive, just my humble opinion
Audio levels for the background music are a tad high on this one in the beginning. First 2 minutes – Also, the last 2 minutes.
@ThantiK thanks, that seems something that is extremely hard to tune in - headphones and speakers also sound completely different.
@Thomas_Sanladerer I just sent you a PM on hangouts please replay whenever you read it
@Mohammed_K_Baobaid If you have a question regarding the video, PMs do nothing but hide information. Tom does this specifically to NOT have to answer a bunch of PMs from random people. Ask your question publicly.
@ThantiK not exactly sir
PMed him for something else not to ask any question but for something else
And sorry for putting it here but since it is the latest post from him I guess he will notice
Sorry again for the disturbance🙂
Looks like a very bad copy. Look at the bottons with all the details and sharp corners lost. What is such a bad copy to be useful for?