Scan an Imppeller using FlexScan3D
Posted: 28 Nov 2021, 17:05
Hi friends
as many of you may know, I started a project about DIY Professional 3D scanner based on FlexScan3D.
Flex is a great software, but it doesn't let user to use medium and low cost equipment with it (specially cameras). is my first step of project, I create some modifications for flex to solve this problem (viewtopic.php?f=16&t=2305) and let any one to use low cost webcams and other cameras as supported professional industrial cams.
And these photos and videos are the result of this process. I use two USB2 logitech webcams (with 12mm lenses) to capture.
Also my laptop only has a single free USB2 port, so I connect both cams to the same ports. This is the reason why scanning process is slow. I know my USB hub don't let cams to go higher than 6 or 7 FPS (as even I set the frame rate at 10).
So if I use two USB port or USB3 cameras (like USB3 microscope cameras), I can go faster up to 2 seconds for each scan.
The most important thing here is the **Markers**. They are surprisingly fast.
video: https://vimeo.com/user157616309
as many of you may know, I started a project about DIY Professional 3D scanner based on FlexScan3D.
Flex is a great software, but it doesn't let user to use medium and low cost equipment with it (specially cameras). is my first step of project, I create some modifications for flex to solve this problem (viewtopic.php?f=16&t=2305) and let any one to use low cost webcams and other cameras as supported professional industrial cams.
And these photos and videos are the result of this process. I use two USB2 logitech webcams (with 12mm lenses) to capture.
Also my laptop only has a single free USB2 port, so I connect both cams to the same ports. This is the reason why scanning process is slow. I know my USB hub don't let cams to go higher than 6 or 7 FPS (as even I set the frame rate at 10).
So if I use two USB port or USB3 cameras (like USB3 microscope cameras), I can go faster up to 2 seconds for each scan.
The most important thing here is the **Markers**. They are surprisingly fast.
video: https://vimeo.com/user157616309