After using Revoscan on the Android a bit more, I’ve stumbled across another bit of feedback:
Steps to reproduce this issue:
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Using Revoscan 5.0.2, on Android
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Using a Revopoint Mini
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Start a new project, or continue scanning an existing project:
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The Mini will sync, and spray your target object in blue laser light for the depth camera to capture.
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Press “>” to Scan new frames
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Press “||” to pause when done scanning
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Press the “Stop” box to enter post processing
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When the three checkmarks indicating the scan/fusing/meshing are completed:
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The Mini is still lighitng the object with the blue laser during this step!
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When you complete meshing, and either share, or go back to the “home” screen, the blue laser light cast on the object does stop.
My suggestion:
- Move the “turn off the laser light” step further up in this chain of steps – when we start post-processing
- There is no way the program can or will ask for further scans from the Mini, so it should be in a more idle state at this point.
- Turning off the cast laser light for the depth camera would allow the Mini to cool down sooner, and consume a little less power.
I’ll guess, since I don’t own a Pop or Pop2, they may also benefit from this. Your tech team and the programmers will know this better than me!
And, since I have not tested this on the other platforms, I don’t know if the scanner is left ready to scan during post-processing on the other platforms (iOS, Mac, Windows), or not.
Hope this helps out! If further specifics are needed, please ask and I will do my best to answer.