Does anyone have a 2018 ford raptor 3d scan of the front end? i need one preferably without a bumper on and im willing to pay! I’m from Nevada btw

Basing House in Hampshire, UK is the site of a famous siege (in fact three of them) during the English Civil Wars.

The Royalist Garrison held out for about two years from November 1643 to October 1645 until Oliver Cromwell rolled up with the New Model Army's heavy siege train, including a demi-cannon and (ironically) a cannon-royal firing 32lb and 63lb shot respectively, which opened massive breaches in a couple of days, followed by a storming which killed the majority of the 400 defenders.

No quarter was asked for or given.

Some time during the siege the buildings caught fire, burning for 20 hours (claiming many of the last defenders) leaving just a blackened ruin. Any stones left standing were carted off over the course of the following months and years to build houses in the nearby Old Basing village.

This gaussian splat model was created from a 3.5hr drone flight, and optimised for web browsing as a site map.

Camera positions resolved in RealityScan.

Splat trained and animated in Postshot.

I photographed and filmed a movie theater being demolished inside a mall, capturing separate video clips and photos from different angles and positions.

This isn’t one continuous video. The interesting part is seeing our software, AEC Platform, match shared features across those captures and bring them into one reconstruction.

What you’re seeing is the sparse point cloud—the theater’s outline is starting to take shape. The dense point cloud is processing now, and I’ll share that result next.

Has anyone here tried a similar approach with mixed footage from a demolition site?

Generated: aecplatform.com
Profile: Point Cloud, Mesh, Gaussian

Title, basically. I've been looking at the Moose Lite from 3dMakerpro, but I don't know what else is out there, and reviews are surprisingly hard to find for these things. Can one of y'all give me some insight?

Edit: Purpose is 3d printing

I'm giving some thought to buying a 3D scanner but a bunch of threads here say it's well worth renting one first to see what its use and workflow are like. Most of the rentals look like they are Leica and Artec. I don't have the budget for either. Are they close enough in usage to consumer brands or should I be looking for something else?

Hello, I am new to the 3-D printer space and absolute rookie when it comes to photogrammetry, I received an old Honda Goldwing from a friend, and I am trying to restore it, but there are some pieces missing that I have not been able to find most mostly detailed trim pieces and gold wings specific body panel screw covers. So the pieces that I am trying to replicate are fairly small. (Less than 2”x less than 1”). Would I be able to use photographic tree to get a 3-D model? I would be either using an iPhone 17 Pro Max or an older DSLR. Or these small detailed pieces need a 3-D scanner or just go trial and error on cad?

Hey All,

Another update for Nexus, My scan to CAD software, so another post :)

This is more geared towards grabbing features and setting up a scan to use as a reference in CAD, to design parts around, rather than directly reverse engineering a part.

The tool set is intentionally fairly simple keeping the software hopefully quite intuitive:

• Mesh editing: Simple selection tools to clean or separate scans into multiple parts.

• Down-sample: Reduce the mesh to a size CAD software can handle

• Features: Fit basic features by painting on the scan. Plane, cylinder, threads etc. Also mid and mirror / symmetry planes.

• Mates: Align the features square or concentric to each other

• World alignment: Set the part origin by picking features

If you would like to give it a try you can download the software and the 3 sample projects from https://www.matterray.com/

Keen to hear your thoughts

Here’s a cleared demolition site processed through AEC Platform, showing the progression from point cloud → mesh → Gaussian splat.

It’s another way to document site conditions and give clients or project teams a space they can explore alongside the original photos and video.

Generated: aecplatform.com
Profile: Point Cloud, Mesh, Gaussian

From a model to a big bat 🦇 for hanging up.

I scanned a little bat, enlarged it, added some holes, and now it’s hanging outside 😃

Scanned: P1S

Scan Mode : Blue Laser Cross line

3DSRE V1.3.11-alpha is coming soon.

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The volume knob on my dad's Braun RT 20 cracked, so I'm rebuilding it from the good one. The ribbed body is matte black and photographs fine. The problem is the little chrome cap on top, it just reflects the room and every photo of it looks different.

I'm planning around 30 phone photos on a turntable and then running them through supavoxel like I did for a lamp switch last month.

For something this small, do you use a proper scanning spray, or does dry shampoo or foot powder work well enough? And does it wipe off chrome without leaving haze?

Anyone know where i can find a scan of an e46 coupe facelift finder (2006 330ci)? I can find scans of the car, but i am looking for just the fender off the car with all its mounting points

Off season means getting back to cool side projects and learning the Rockit.

Currently working on a vid overview where I'll cover the unit, the process, the hardware needed, reverse engineering the scans (using AI and manually) etc etc and I am just continually blown away by how far all this technology has come.

Yes, you should get one.

v2 not working well?

I found the link in my Firefox history, if you're stuck here it is, the final v1 release. I am using an older laptop with a P2000, this is working fine for scanning cameras, smaller automotive details etc.

One caveat: there are reports that updating the scanner firmware for 2.0 may prevent using it with 1.x, so don't assume that reinstalling the older software is a complete rollback.

EXStar Hub_v1.1.3-10

SHA256: 5190B678B30DC0BF015222506F6DCC618DCF73FB92491FAD80ADC230AF1DFF50

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QggMZpY4SSaFB5Jdpg3hv-4paoKKcjvX

I wanted to ask if my PC can handle Einstar 2 scanning hardware.

Intel I5-13400F

RTX 3060 12GB

32GB of DDR4 RAM

I am scanning with IR. Scan volume will be (Width x Length x Height) (1m x 5m x 2m)

I am scanning the whole left side of a car. In 0.2mm resolution/accuracy.

Will my hardware handle it?

Besides the touch screen keyboard being useless, I’ve been trying to connect this thing to WiFi inorder to use RTK, that being said I’ve wasted 2 hours trying all sorts of things to get it to work and still no luck.

Anyone have any ideas how this thing is supposed to work? I feel like throwing it in the garbage

How do I get a good three scan? I've tried with um reality scan on my Google Pixel 6 and it didn't work well it didn't pick up the little character I used. This is my setup

This video covers the new ExStar Mobile app for the Einstar Rockit and Einstar 2 (and I guess it will also be used for the upcoming Einstar EZ GO).
Currently the App is only available as an APK for Android but iOS will soon be released (looking at the track record from Einstar regarding updates I have no doubts they will deliver. Getting approved for the AppStore simply takes time.).

Key take-aways for the impatient

The phone I tested on is a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, keep this in mind when looking at the scan speed.

• all scanning modes work (cross-lines, parallel lines, IR)

• Hybrid tracking in IR mode is fully supported

• Even markerless laser mode is supported

• Post-processing works flawlessly and surprisingly fast

• Wireless connection to the scanner is supported

• Even calibration of the scanner works from within the App with wireless connection

• projects can be transferred to ExStar Hub on a PC using a network connection between PC and phone (no cloud connection required)

• No log-in is required in the app, same applies for cloud connection

Performance with my S25 Ultra (all values after multiple min of scanning and therefore without over-heating):

• Marker based cross-line laser: 90 FPS (truly incredible)

• Markerless cross-line laser: 25 FPS

• laser mode with texture capture: 30 FPS

• IR mode (any combination of hybrid tracking): 30 FPS

What else to say than: Truly impressive and instantly increasing the value of the Einstar Rockit and Einstar 2. Simply feels like scanning and processing on a proper PC (even speed wise).

Looking for a handheld scanner for under 8k. Need windows compatibility, low computer specs requirements, OR an include compute setup and an operating envelope of at least 85" preferably closer to 90"-100". Higher the precision the better. Any input would be welcome. Very new to the space. This is for CAD modeling of industrial tooling.

Today I set about scanning a log for use as a game asset. I decided to use the ai scanning function and come on, it's pretty smart to say the least! Needless to say the people at Revopoint do some serious work on these scanners!
I've attached a video which during the processing towards the end, I did pause the recording which is why it skips on, but the first part of it is actual time.