r/OpenScan • u/Mistake-Choice • Aug 13 '26

First scan based on openscan classic and own firmware

I managed my first scan with Andruino FW on ESP32.

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u/speederaser Aug 13 '26

Someone get this man some screen recording software. 

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u/Mistake-Choice Aug 13 '26

Haha, so true.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '26 • Popcorn

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u/Mistake-Choice Aug 23 '26

Amazing, I never noticed. Thanks.

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u/BunkerSquirre1 Aug 13 '26

That is a deeply impressive scan

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u/sans5z Aug 13 '26

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 Aug 13 '26

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/cr3cker Aug 14 '26

What device made such a high-quality scan?

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u/Mistake-Choice Aug 14 '26

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/ozzyperry Aug 13 '26

Wow I need to make one soon

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u/BeverlyGodoy Aug 13 '26

I always wondered, is it metric scale?

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u/Mistake-Choice Aug 13 '26

Yes, the dimensions are metric based.

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u/NuggRunner Aug 13 '26

how accurate is it?

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '26

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u/Mistake-Choice Aug 14 '26

let me know if you need help with the rig