SplineScan
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Working Notes. This is a stub!
Everything below this point is working notes. The text and styling on this page is from the Generic wiki page.
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This is a generic Widgit Banger! I (Mr. Bunny) made it because it's cool but I use it to make Widgits. Share and Enjoy!
PayPal
Mr. Bunny's Paypal account. Mr. Bunny's not going to get much money from this, so you can delete it, but it's worth a try on Mr. Bunny's part.
Photos and Drawings
Links can be put in captions.
Working Notes
Project Lead(s): Mr. Bunny Wiki-maintainers and helpers:
Forum thread?
Files
Tooling
Description of tooling requirements.
Process
What is making the part like?
Notes
File:Example-of-scanner-in-background-with-scanned-mesh-on-computer-screen.jpg
Description
A 'Splinescanner' is a machine that 'Splinescans', that is, makes a laser-scan and 3D model of a real object, like a baby's shoe or a six-foot tall sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
'Splinescanning' is the RepRap generic term for laser-scanning.
Note: nomenclature is a little non-obvious. A RepRap with a scanning head is a 'Splinescanner'.
Photogrammetry is not Splinescanning, but is functionally equivalent inasmuch as at the end of the day, you have a nice working scanned mesh.
Background
Functionality
Sub-millimeter scans of objects 2m tall.
Instructions on how to make one
Ideally, the Object Library hosts this information.
Ideally, it is easy to build using the RBS.
Splinescan is GPL so it works well with RBS and RepRap.
Entrepreneurship
Andrew Lewis may have a cottage industry making and selling kits. He's also the developer. If you want to buy a kit, he's the best person to buy one from.