3D laser scanners: REVscan laser scanner - Creaform

http://www.creaform3d.com/en/handyscan3d/products/revscan.aspx - Catch the REVolution in 3D scanning with the REVscan, part of the Handyscan 3D line of self-positioning scanners by Creaform.

Here is the REVscan, the innovative self-positioning handheld scanner that has completely changed the way reverse engineering, design, shape acquisition and 3D inspection are done. Powerful, accurate and truly portable, the REVscan definitively maintains its technological edge.

Applications

Reverse Engineering & Styling, Design & Analysis: The REVscan laser scanner allows companies to meet their requirements for creating or recreating new designs from existing and sometimes obsolete products or components, or even old parts that may have been developed without the use of CAD. The REVscan has proven particularly efficient at accelerating and facilitating the product design, creation and prototype analysis processes, while reducing related costs. The REVscan turns out to be very powerful for tasks such as:

- Surface reconstruction
- Class A surfacing
- 3D modeling
- Mechanical design
- Clay model digitizing
- Tooling & jigs development
- Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO)
- Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

Inspection: Scanning and measuring of objects of any size, in various environments. Non contact, first-article and supplier quality inspection, colorimetric reports and overall conformity assessment of parts.

Medical Applications: Non contact, non invasive process. Generation of 3D digital files from body parts or existing objects, orthotics and prosthetics, aesthetics and plastic surgery, body part measurements and reproduction, diagnosis and follow-ups.

Other applications include 3D scanning of existing objects, 3D archiving, complex shape acquisition, measurements archiving, damage assessment, digital models and mock-ups, packaging design and rapid prototyping.

REVscan Benefits

In addition to its wide array of applications, the REVscan is a technological device offering great benefits for the end users.

Self-positioning: No external tracking or positioning devices are needed. The innovative positioning targets allow the operator to move the object any way he wants, over 360°.

Truly portable: Fits in a case the size of a carry-on, easy to carry on the job site or from plant to plant.

High accuracy: Yields some of the highest data quality available in laser scanning technology.

True automatic multiresolution: The new Decimate Triangles slider makes it possible to keep a higher resolution when needed while keeping larger triangles on flat surfaces, thus producing lighter .STL files.

Affordable: Competitively priced, no other external tracking devices are required.

Handheld device: The device's shape and weight distribution allows for use on extended periods without leading to musculo-skeletal problems.

Versatile and user-friendly: Allows the scanning of objects of virtually any size, shape or color in confined spaces. Very short learning curve, no extensive training.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Reverse Engineering
• 3D scanner
• scanning
• Inspection
• Mechanics

[within567jr]

pause at 2:42 for optical illusion.

[Th3DEAD]

@Blu0tuth0ninja If it reduced the price of the equipment, it could be sold and would become much more profitable ...

Not to mention that kinect can do the same for almost $ 39,800 less. Good quality is not the same, but you get approach.

[Blu0tuth0ninja]

@Th3DEAD Two cameras an a lazer. You can't get 3d without to reference points, or cameras. Its like your eyes. And Its not so much the cost of the parts, but that its a rare piece of equipment, and not a lot of them are sold, so they need to charge more money per unit to pay for facilities and workers and such.

[simbiosproducoes]

@within567jr design is everything. hehe.

[Th3DEAD]

40.000 for 2 laser and ir camera ? ^^"

[psychomax1]

40.000$ CAN approximately

[Snipaaz]

wow!!

how much does that thing cost actually?