3D-Scanner David SLS-3
| company | HP Development Company, L.P. |
| model | David SLS-3 |
| technology | structured light scanner |
| max. work area | W x D x H 350 x 350 x 350 [mm] |
| resolution | up to 0,05 [mm] |
| automatic turn-table | YES |
| exported file-formats | .OBJ .STL .PLY |
The most important step of a 3D scanning process is the data acquisition, where you capture the raw scan data in form of a point cloud.
Each step of post-processing will lower the quality and level of detail of your Scan. To get the best possible scan result of your object follow the next steps.
How-To:
- Setup the Scanner (projector & camera). – Setup Tutorial
- Calibrate the scanner to the size of the object. – Calibration Tutorial
- Scan the object (several single scans are needed to create a full 3D-model). – Scanning Tutorial
- Align the single scans to each other.
- Fuse the aligned model and export the 3D model