12 August 2015Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services
RS Components has added the CES award-winning Scanify handheld scanner from Fuel3D to its range of affordable desktop systems for 3D digitisation and printing.
The system uses an innovative combination of stereoscopy and photometry to create an accurate, high-resolution digital model including 8-bit RGB colour data. The user places an optical tracking target on the object, as a reference for movement correction, and a one-click shot (0,1 seconds) then captures all the images needed to create the model.
The scanner exports various file formats including STL, as used by many 3D printers, thereby allowing scanned objects to be replicated quickly and easily. In addition, support for OBJ and PLY formats allows direct export to popular design or animation software environments, opening up numerous creative avenues for users such as designers, artists, educators, makers and hobbyists.
RS is among the first distributors to offer Scanify to the market, following its launch at CES 2015 in January. The product won the 2015 CES Best of Innovation Award in the 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing category for its manufacturer, Fuel3D, a well-funded startup established to commercialise technology developed at Oxford University in the UK.
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