The Mole is the newest 3D scanner release from 3DMakerPro. Promising accurate NIR structured light 3D scanning at a sub-$1000 price point, the Mole sounds like a great handheld scanner on a budget. In this 3DMakerPro Mole review, we will put the device through its paces. We’ll look at the hardware, …
With 3D scanners typically costing in the thousands or tens of thousands of dollars, sub-$1000 models were unheard until recently. By releasing its new Einstar, Shining 3D is part of a new wave of low-cost 3D scanners designed to bring 3D scanning capabilities to a wider audience. The Shining 3D Einstar …
Shining 3D Einstar Review: Handheld Scanning on a Budget Read More
In the last couple of years, Revopoint has been making waves in the 3D scanner market. Usually first released as Kickstarter campaigns, Revopoint’s scanners are known for their affordable price tags and solid performance. The Revopoint MINI is their latest release, and it’s a precision 3D scanner designed for small-scale objects. …
Revopoint MINI Review: 3D Scanning with Attention to Detail Read More
The field of 3D scanning has evolved rapidly in recent years, and with that has come a range of affordable desktop 3D scanners. Not just useful for businesses, 3D scanners are also becoming increasingly popular with hobbyists and enthusiasts alike. Scanning objects for 3D printing purposes, 3D modeling, heritage preservation, or …
Revopoint launched the original POP in 2020 as a Kickstarter project. Boasting a variety of features not seen before in budget 3D scanners, it quickly caught the attention of 3D scanning enthusiasts. However, it’s unpolished software at launch prevented it from becoming a mainstream success. The Revopoint POP 2 promises better …
Revopoint POP 2 Review: Low-Cost Desktop 3D Scanning Read More
