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NextEngine : $2500 Desktop 3D scanner

February 1st, 2006 | Filed under: Design, Products, Technology | 5 Comments »

NextEngine is a 3d desktop laser scanner requiring no special background or lighting and has a field size of 13.5″ x 10.1″ (also includes additional software to generate composite models from multiple scans).

via Engadget

5 Comments on “NextEngine : $2500 Desktop 3D scanner”

  1. 1 urbanity said at 4:58 pm on February 9th, 2006:

    The price is prohibitive now, but this gadget is awesome!!! I want one of thissss!!

  2. 2 solo said at 3:32 am on February 10th, 2006:

    prohibitive??? I’m going to order one now and save $500! I can’t wait to get it.

  3. 3 giantmonster » Blog Archive » nextengine home 3D scanner said at 4:54 pm on February 10th, 2006:

    [...] tired of how long it takes to do your nurb modeling? then maybe a home 3D scanner from next engine is what you need. a small desktop scanner for $2,500. that’s pretty crazy! connects directly to you PC using a USB port. system includes an autopositioner and a parts gripper to help everything match up. having used a few 3d scanners before, this is impressive (if it works). you could always just spend a mere $70,000 to $240,000 on something more robust. link via futurefeeder. [...]

  4. 4 MOACYR ROSA NETO said at 6:02 am on April 20th, 2006:

    QUANTO FICA A VENDA DESTE APARELHO PARA O BRASIL?

  5. 5 Valeria said at 4:36 pm on April 21st, 2006:

    I would like to know if this scanner works directly with any CAD software and which CAD’s are compatible??…

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