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CR-Scan Raptor - Ultra High Accuracy, Choice for Metrology-grade
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2024
- With high accuracy up to 0.02mm, speeds up to 60fps, and seven laser lines scanning, the CR-Scan Raptor is the ultimate choice for precise and efficient scanning.
Featuring infrared structured light scanning and covering sizes from 5-2000mm, it offers versatility across a wide range of applications. Lightweight at 370g, the Raptor is portable and suitable for various scanning needs.
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Really weird that there aren't any UA-cam videos or reviews on this product.
It just released less than half a month, maybe that is the reason?🤣
@@Creality3D It's not unusual to see product reviews from influencers BEFORE or ON release day. It is strange how no one is talking about this.
@@Creality3D Może ja zrobiłbym jakiś film na YT? - Od dłuższego czasu rozglądam się za skanerem. Najpierw zainteresował mnie CR-Scan Otter a teraz trafiłem na CR-Scan Raptor problem jest taki że nie ma o nich żadnych filmów na Polskim UA-cam (w ogóle o skanerach 3D po polsku jest mało filmów i recenzji). Jak widać na moim kanale zajmuje się promowaniem zamiłowania do techniki, nauki i budowy maszyn i właśnie w tym celu potrzebowałbym skanować elementy maszyn więc skan powinien być dość dokładny. Chciałbym Na podstawie skanu: drukować w 3D ,ciąć laserem, mierzyć skomplikowane elementy, wykorzystać skany jako bazy do modelowania obudowy do maszyny czy rozmieszczenia innych komponentów . Ale przez niewiele recenzji w moim języku trudno mi się rozeznać jaki skaner byłby optymalny.
This scanner looks great!
However your specifications claim accuracy upto 0.02mm, but in software it shows lowest number is 0.1mm in Real-time Resolution setting under Blue Laser Mode!
Is there any possibility to set it at 0.02mm??
Is there a video going over what the software attached to this is capable of on the computer end? For example say I've done a scan of an outer housing for something that has some depth to the screw holes. As good as the scan might be I can't rely on 3d printed threads so I'd need to modify the hole to either fill it in so I can drill it out and tap it or allow space for some kind of threaded insert, I'm sure other options are available for that concern but just as an example how do I make such modifications to the completed scan of the object?
I so look forward to one of these!!!!
We can't wait for you to try it😀
This looks amazing! Would you be able to scan a full car with it?
I hope I can find help with this, I'm trying to scan a bit of complex object but then I do have problem to work with it in fusion360, I know I do have to reduce the facets(triangles) but after I reduce them it for first: hugely loose quality and other thing is it still can't convert the mesh to prismatic, fusion always crashes. Please if anyone can suggest some ideas will be greatly appreciated.
PLease update the software. Connection is a little poor with the scanner. And the processing times. Come on those can be cut down
Thanks for the feedback! We're already working on it!!!
Blue light mode has better precision than nir mode.
Are there any problems when scanning the face or body in blue light mode?
What is the cpu gpu requirement for it?
Love it can’t wait to get one!!!!
Happy to have you onboard!!!!
CA$2,139.00 😂🤣🤦🏻♂
Yes, it is definitely worth this price😀
Well it’s important that the technology keeps evolving and pushing the price point down. Doesn’t happen overnight.
@@OlympusAerial Sure but:
*"1960s*
*The first 3D scanning technology was created in the 1960s. The early scanners used lights, cameras and projectors to perform this task."*