Scandy is bringing 3D scanning to Android phones near you
Scandy is bringing 3D scanning to Android phones near you
Not content with letting you 3D print your images on demand, Scandy is today launching a beta program for its $500 device to make it easy to scan objects in 3D, all from your Android device.The company is using 3D sensors from pmd to get 0.3mm feature precision, putting resolutions from far more expensive machines in the hands of consumers."As a maker, the potential for creating dimensionally accurate models on a sub-millimeter scale from a system that costs less than $500 is something I've been dreaming about for years," Scandy's co-founder and CTO Cole Wiley says.
Superbook laptop dock for Android phones pre-orders open for $109 (post-Kickstarter)
Superbook laptop dock for Android phones pre-orders open for $109 (post-Kickstarter)
After raising close to $3 million dollars through Kickstarter, the folks behind the Superbook laptop dock for Android phones are offering folks who didn't get in on the campaign a chance to pre-order.The Superbook is now available for purchase through Backerkit.What is a Superbook?
3ders.org - Scandy & pmdtechnologies to launch affordable 3D scanning app for Android phones
3ders.org - Scandy & pmdtechnologies to launch affordable 3D scanning app for Android phones
Aug 23, 2016 | By BenedictThe New Orleans-based 3D scan-to-3D print innovators Scandy has joined forces with pmdtechnologies (pmd), a leader in 3D time-of-flight (ToF) sensors, to unveil Scandy Pro for Android.The app enables smartphone users to achieve professional-quality scans with just their phone and a sensor.As an essential companion technology to 3D printing and an invaluable tool in its own right, 3D scanning is becoming more popular by the day.
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