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You say it's using the nVidia GPU but is that required or does it just help? I have another scanner that requires nVidia and that really limits where I can use the scanner because my laptop is fine for my 3D work but only has Intel graphics. So I have to use the scanner right near my desktop.

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

The scanner will not work without a Nvidia P5200 or RTX 5000 (or better) graphics card. The scanner directly accesses the card and uses the GPU. It that card is not found the scanner will not scan.

Thank you again for this review. I hope to see a scanning of a car's inside with outside light conditions like you did with Black ! It's already very nice that you and your crew did this video, thanks for that. I have one question : you said this scanner is good for all things that are not "critical metrology" with extrem ISO tolerances. Please could you find an example with only one object that could be scanned for 2 different purposes, the first purpose has a need of a very good accuracy but could be done with Spark, but the second has to be done with Black (and why) ? I think it is mostly concern every critical mechanical parts that has something to do with fluids, gaz and stuff, right ? Thank you.

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

The HS Black will do better on challenging surfaces such as machined aluminum, dark and shiny, chrome etc. Scanning a dark/shiny interior of car in direct sunlight for example probably won't work well for the Spark. Unlike the HS Black which uses lasers on a different wavelength than sunlight the GoSCAN Spark is just an LED light that will get "washed out" by the direct sunlight. The HS Black also offers higher resolution and ISO accuracy. So depending on your accuracy and surface requirements will generally dictate which scanner is the right one for your needs. We plan on doing a comparison video soon between the Spark, Black and MetraSCAN so you can see how they all compare to each other. We have an older version here. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iWhnu8hpcpfPaaQ.html

@dimarusful

3 жыл бұрын

look at the upper part of the door at 21:05 this is a failure for a scanner for 40 thousand dollars))) at 21:12 we are shown another scan.

@spamone

3 жыл бұрын

@@dimarusful that kind of thing happens with whatever kind of optical 3d scanner, calm down. Sometimes you fail at markers placement, sometimes software loose tracking because of similar features, sometimes both, nothing new here, whatever the price.

i have this exact scanner and even with the same settings mine does not work as well as the one in this video

@EMS3D

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting, we scan all kinds of parts with no problems. Feel free to contact us. Perhaps we can help.

Where can I purchase the yellow tetrahedrons that have positioning targets on them?

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

Home Depot sells them in the paint department. Also Amazon www.amazon.com/HYDE-TOOLS-43510-Painters-Pyramid/dp/B0799P5RPW/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=paint+triangles&qid=1571428833&sr=8-1

Ima need a ems team with this price tag 😂😂😂 I was thinking like 400$ websites saying 35k 💀🚫🧠

@EMS3D

3 жыл бұрын

These are industrial 3D Scanners. There are some consumer 3D scanners on the market in that price range.

How many megapixels is the color camera? How well does it to texture scans?

@EMS3D

Ай бұрын

The scanner's camera captures up to 200 DPI, 24 bit color. As far as quality you can see some nice examples in this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/n2edw8xunZaye5c.html

Крутая технология по цене квартиры))

@EMS3D

3 жыл бұрын

Зависит от квартиры

Do you have a resseller in France ? And does the software is translated in French ? cheers

@EMS3D

Жыл бұрын

Creaform has a direct office in France. The software is available in French as well. www.creaform3d.com/en/corporate/our-offices-worldwide

can this black scanner be used directly on a cnc milling machine

@EMS3D

Жыл бұрын

Hi Yongky, If you are asking if you can 3D scan parts that are still on a CNC mill the answer is yes. If you are looking to automate 3D scanning the scanner can be placed on a roboto to automate the inspection or scanning process. Hope that helps.

Why is the price for 3d scanning how it is right now for anything with applicable use with good accuracy? Is it because it is a more niche market or possibly because the technology is still developing? I personally am interested in 3d scanning for historical preservation, video game modelling, simulation and would like to get involved with some of this kinda stuff but it seems it is really only realistically obtainable to companies that are willing to spend a dime on it which I’d speculate are divisions in the film industry or in high quality production that requires 3d modelling. I have seen side by side comparisons with these scanners and the lower end hobbyist versions are they no where near as good to the industry level kit like this yet they are both still incredibly pricy at this time.

@EMS3D

3 жыл бұрын

Hey James. Good question. Why do the higher end commercial 3D scanners costs a lot more than the consumer/prosumer products? There are a few reasons that most people don't understand. 1. R&D. Companies like Creaform spend millions of dollars each year developing, testing, manufacturing and supporting their 3D scanners. This includes the hardware, software and accessories. This development ends up trickling down to cheaper brands over time but Creaform often pays the "up front" costs to bring new technology to the market. 2. Support. With a company like Creaform and EMS as a reseller we employ mechanical engineers with years of experience using 3D scanners and the related software for reverse engineering and inspection. This allows us to help solve the most challenging applications and problems our customers have. Our highly skilled team members don't come cheap. 3. Volume - the commercial market for 3D scanners is relatively small when you compare it to other markets like CAD or even 3D printers. Because of the low volume the products need to be priced in a way that companies like Creaform and EMS and can make a reasonable profit to exist and continue to grow. 4. Quality - The materials used in Creaform 3D scanner is the very best. Things like the optics, sensors, chips, internal structures, plastic housings, and more cost money. Also given the fact these are sold in low volumes as explained above the economy of scale to purchase the raw components is not great. 5. Certification - Most Creaform 3D scanners are certified through various standards like ISO, VDI/VDE and others. This of course means the internal company processes, testing methods, accuracy statements, manufacturing processes, scanner calibrations and more meet the highest international standards to ensure you get a quality product and ongoing service and support. As stated above this is an expense that isn't cheap. I hope that helps you at least understand why the commercial, high accuracy 3D scanners costs what they do. I know it doesn't make it any easier to buy one but surprisingly we have many small companies with 1 or 2 employees using these scanners in their business. They have a found a way to justify the cost by weighing how much faster, better, easier, etc it makes their business work.

@jamesm7414

3 жыл бұрын

@@EMS3D Thanks for the quick reply, thought as much that some of these factors may be the case. Have to wait and see what the future brings for me then! At the moment would you see these devices within learning environments such as College / University for engineering and aerospace type degrees which would invest in this technology or is it more geared towards “applicational use” in the field.

Does the software is capable to generate different materials, from different colors, on a same object ?

@EMS3D

Жыл бұрын

Hi Acces, when you say "different materials what do you mean? The scan data could be separated by color if that is what you mean.

@nobody_there_

Жыл бұрын

@@EMS3D I mean each color surface as got different material dedicated , that you can change the shiny spec atfer into blender or unity for exemple ?

@EMS3D

Жыл бұрын

You would have to manually break up the polygons by color in the software that comes with the scanner to do that. There may be other software products that can do that automatically.

Can be STP file format?

@EMS3D

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Djoko, In order to create a STP file you will need to use additional software like Design X, VX Model, SpaceClaim, Geomagics for Solidworks, etc to create CAD entities. Here is a great video showing all four of these products and what it takes to create an STP, IGES or Parasolid CAD model. kzread.info/dash/bejne/opyDj9uamKrZhso.html

slt , quel est le prix de ce scanner 3D

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

Pricing varies by country. I would suggest you contact your local Creaform dealer.

Can dis do a Maya 3D fille?

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

You can export OBJ files with the texture maps. That should load directly into Maya.

@3DJapan

4 жыл бұрын

That would be very surprising.

RIP 3D Modeller

@EMS3D

3 жыл бұрын

3D Scanners capture the data but it still takes a skilled modeler to do something with the data.

Fuh !, finally I can scan Eiffel Tower

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

Yes but it might take a while at full scale.

Cost?

@EMS3D

Жыл бұрын

Varies from country to country. Contact your local Creaform reseller

price?

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

Contact EMS directly for pricing.

@djsandrocostaoficial

4 жыл бұрын

The price is "your soul" Lol

@MrJef06

4 жыл бұрын

30-50k$ according to Google

@anno4589

4 жыл бұрын

Starting 35K apparently.

@ibrahim-hu6qg

4 жыл бұрын

I contacted you , no reply

1:30 - All this super advanced technology and you're still measuring in inches? Man, that's just crazy. When is America gonna finally, once and for all, abandon those old, kookie measurements and scales ? >

@EMS3D

4 жыл бұрын

We can work in either one. Some customers work in inches others in metric in today's world it really doesn't matter. For example all new cars are designed in metric but most tooling is still done in inches. The software doesn't care which one you use its just numbers.

@Bodragon

4 жыл бұрын

@@EMS3D Fair comment and true. But with everyone on "different pages", the chances for error are greatly increased. Just look at the Hubble telescope fiasco. >