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From: HansChristian
Revopoint makes very affordable 3d scanners. When signing up for their kickstarter projects you can get them even further discounted:
https://www.revopoint3d.com/
From: svenster
Interesting thread, thanks for starting. I'm hopeful that local libraries will eventually have these 3D scanners much like they now have 3D printers and laser cutters, etc. I had hoped for an affordable personal solution when Project Tango was in full swing and releasing developer hardware. Then the technology migrated to phones themselves which started to ship with depth sensing cameras. But in the end Google abandoned before adequate maturation of software and phone manufacturers didn't see sufficient demand I guess to continue to include the sensors. It seems that Chinese phone manufacturers made phones capable of scanning (ToF sensor) for longer than phones available in the US, but application support seemed to change to more proprietary solutions that required more effort from the phone vendors. Perhaps others know more and can fill in the blank. Curious what the solutions mentioned here are using for hardware and software ?
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