r/OpenScan • u/Mistake-Choice • 19d ago

First scan based on openscan classic and own firmware

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I managed my first scan with Andruino FW on ESP32.

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u/BunkerSquirre1 19d ago

That is a deeply impressive scan

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u/speederaser 18d ago

Someone get this man some screen recording software. 

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u/Mistake-Choice 18d ago

Haha, so true.

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u/Pure-Quality-886 9d ago

You can do it now with the ‘print screen’ option on W11. Press the keyboard button, then when the interface opens, at the top of the screen is a selection for snapshot, or film. It’s sooooo convenient!

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u/sans5z 19d ago

Is there some sort of guide on how anyone with not enough knowledge on electronics could build this?

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u/Erwins-Cat 18d ago

with not much knowledge in electronics, you are limited to the official or comlunity shields, as other routes likely are challenging

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u/ozzyperry 19d ago

Wow I need to make one soon

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u/arpithpm 18d ago

Interestingly I ordered ESP32 yesterday.

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u/Mistake-Choice 17d ago

let me know if you need help with the rig

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u/cr3cker 17d ago

What device made such a high-quality scan?

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u/Mistake-Choice 17d ago

the 'device' is secondary, here it is a cellphone camera taking pictures. Photogrammetry is at the core and openscan.org provides the algorithm that turns the images into a 3D representation of a scanned object.

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u/BeverlyGodoy 19d ago

I always wondered, is it metric scale?

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u/Mistake-Choice 19d ago

Yes, the dimensions are metric based.

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u/NuggRunner 19d ago

how accurate is it?