Revopoint MINI 3D Scanner for 3D Printing with Dual Axis Turntable, up to 0.02 mm High Precision 10 Fps Scan Speed Handheld 3D Scanner, Full Color 3D Scan and Industrial Blue Light - Plus

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The small statue that comes with the Revopoint MINI is most useful for your first scan. Its features and small size makes it an ideal object to use to get a feel for how the device works and what settings you need to use. To create a model for 3D printing, the point cloud needs to be reduced before meshing. Because this scan was made using “High Quality” mode, the dense point cloud needs to be simplified and smoothed using the Point Cloud editing tools. Once the point cloud has been reduced, the model can be meshed and prepared for 3D printing. The model orientation is “as-scanned”, so it needs to be rotated before printing. In addition, the bottom isn’t completely flat and needs to be cut to give it a flat base for printing. The original model next to the printed replica As for who’ll get the most out of the Revopoint POP 2, the more advanced set of features and scan quality makes it an excellent option for DIY makers who want to level up their 3D scanning. The Revopoint POP 2 should also suit small businesses looking for an affordable and compact scanner to prototype or develop products.

For the most detailed results, however, it is best to not do this immediately. Instead, choose the manually fusing option later. This will take more resources from your computer, but the results are worth it. You only have to do this before your first scan, and after that, only if you notice your scanner’s accuracy starts to decline. The most recent of the Revopoint scanners, the Revopoint MINI shifts focus to the capture of smaller objects with intricate details for professional applications. The price follows these aims, and the Revopoint MINI is the most expensive scanner from the company yet. The Revopoint POP 2 features two IR sensors, a Class 1 laser projector, and a high-resolution RGB sensor to deliver dual camera infrared structured light scanning. The IR camera and RGB sensors allows for color 3D scanning also on the Revopoint 3D scanner range. (Photo is of the Revopoint POP 2)

3D Scanning Detailed Models with the Revopoint Mini

Additionally, Revopoint will showcase the MIRACO 3D Scanner at Booth E01 in Hall 12.1 during Formnext 2023. The user also demonstrated a reverse engineering and 3D printing combo with a piece of jewelry: The original ring and its 3D printed copy thanks to a scan from the Revopoint MINI. Source: Revopoint/PopUpTheVolume Another positive is that Revopoint continuously focuses on improving the software. Since the original Handy Scan app that came with the original Revopoint POP, the software has seen many iterations and improvements. Now that we have set the right expectations, let’s move on to the fun part: the first scan! First Scan Numbers are great, but let’s translate what each one does best. The Revopoint POP and POP 2 are all about versatility with the ability to scan small to medium-sized objects, with the POP 2 taking the lead for overall accuracy and face/body modeling.

With such a focus on delivering high-quality scans of small objects, the Revopoint MINI is best viewed as a portable industrial-grade scanner ideal for applications such as jewelry design, reverse engineering, industrial part design, 3D measurements, quality control, artifact archiving, coin archiving, and healthcare applications like medical analysis and data gathering.

The POP 2 is Revopoint’s other 3D scanner in the current line-up. Despite being similar to the MINI, it does not directly compete with it. Moreover, MIRACO contains a 5,000 mAh battery capacity and 50W fast charging, allowing for continuous scanning for up to 2 hours. It carries an IP45 rating, making it robust enough to function effectively in different environments. Compared to traditional PC-based workflows, the device also offers efficient post-processing and modeling editing.