[Winner Announced] [Contest] Why are you using the POP 3D Scanner? Post to our showcase & win a prize!

[Revopoint]

Hi, Friends:

Thank you all for your participation.

After a long time of discussion, we have chosen the below winners - since we think the showcases are good, we especially changed the winners of 3rd prize from 3 to 8:

@nicolausadi @mitchellklingler @dfodaro @Bungeecow @10-80DirtSports @Evgen @ZoltanTheZ
@raffaelemassaro @Giuapau @PodoTools @SkinnyBob @sadiq1771 @Vexxor

Please claim your prize by sending a PM in this forum with your shipping address, post code, telephone, and email within 7 days. Failure to provide the above information as required within the deadline specified in the message will be deemed that you have given up the right to claim the prize.

If you don’t win, please don’t worry. We will keep holding the new contest in this forum!

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Our newest Showcase Giveaway is here!

More and more users have received their POP and shared their scans. Today, our topic is - when you were deciding to buy a 3D scanner, what kind of objects did you want to scan? Join our showcase with your results to get a chance to win!

Prizes:

1st Prize ( One winner): POP 3D Scanner

2nd Prize ( Two winners): Complete Mobile Kit

3rd Prize ( Three winners): Mobile Kit Connector Cable Set

Honorable Mentions( Five winners) : US$10 Coupons in our official shop (One-time use; No cash value)

NOTE: Winners may choose any lesser prize if it meets their needs.

In case you need, click this link to buy a POP directly: Portable 3d Scanner, 3d Hand Scanner | Revopoint 3D Technologies Inc.

How to WIN?

If you have a POP:

Reply to this post with your answers to these questions:

1. For what purpose are you using the POP?

2. Why did you decide the POP was your best solution?

3. Post to our showcase. (Two required images: 1. A photo of the original object; 2: The scanned result)

Or

If you don’t have a POP, you can still win:

Reply to this post with your answers to these questions:

1. If you win, what objects do you want to scan?

2. Why are you considering the POP for your project?

3. Share the link to your favorite showcase object scanned by a POP.

Who can participate:

All forum members who are at least 18 years old can enter this contest.

Contest Period:

Now - Oct 31, 2021 23:59pm (GMT+8)

Winner Announcement

Nov 5, 2021

How is the winner determined?

The Revopoint Forum team will discuss and choose the best demonstration.

Rules:

1. Each person can win only one prize in this contest.

2. Don’t copy others’ comments.

3. Prize shipment timing is not promised.

4. Prize winners will cooperate for customs clearance and pay all associated taxes and fees (if applicable).

5. If the participants join this contest, it means they agree that the Organizer use their showcases or designs for promotion or product development and so on.

6. The terms of this contest may be changed without prior notice.

7. Revopoint has the sole right to choose all winners and their decision will be final and binding.

Notice: All Participants shall be deemed as having agreed to the Terms and Conditions.

[10-80DirtSports]

1. I scan UTV vehicles to design parts. May surfaces are just too complex to measure with traditional methods.

2. The POP scanner samples had very good resolution. I like the fact that I do handheld scans using my phone. The focal length is shorter than other scanner I looked at allowing me to scan in tighter areas. The price was in my range also.

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[Bungeecow]

• If you win, what objects do you want to scan?
  I’m a sculptor that uses clay and CG, I’ve been searching for an “artist” friendly scanner to scan my clay sculpts and then continue developing them in the computer to enhance them and then print them out. Real-world 3D to Virtual 3D back to Real-world CG.
  I also have plans to scan people’s faces so I can make “wearable” sculptures.

• Why are you considering the POP for your project?
  Why the POP, it’s leading the race for home use scanning, and with the option to connect directly to a computer or a to a phone it makes it ideal. Also, the software looks very intuitive. All at a good price point!

• Share the link to your favorite showcase object scanned by a POP.
  Liking this:
  The Laocoon(generated by Revopoint POP) - 3D model by Revopoint3d (@Revopoint3d) [84035f0] - Sketchfab

and this:

[Revopoint-Cassie]

Hi @10-80DirtSports

Thank you for your participation.

Sincerely hope that you can share more showcases in the forum.

Best Regards
Cassie

[Revopoint-Cassie]

Hi @Bungeecow

Thank you for sharing your idea. Good luck!

Best Regards
Cassie

[sadiq1771]

Hello Revopoint3d
I wish to win the scaner to

1. scan myself, family and friends, also to scan some project which not available as stl
2. it’s will help me to print something awesome
   like human, home tools, RC, and many things
3. Revpoint POP 3d scanner - YouTube

thank you and good luck for everyone

Sadiq AlKubaish

[Revopoint-Cassie]

Hi @sadiq1771

Thank you for your participation. Good luck!

Best Regards
Cassie

[sadiq1771]

You’re must welcome
and thanks for sharing and your nice reply
my best wishes for all

[SkinnyBob]

I use my pop for the intention of replicating and reverse engineering rare and expensive vehicle parts and panels. I can then print a mould to be used for fibreglass/carbon fibre. I’m also replicating some prosthetic covers for 3D printing

The pop was the best choice for sub £1000. I’ve used various scanners before from hacked kinects, Isense scanner for iPad and 3DS sense scanner and this one is very good for the money and will create enough geometry for printing or using as a guide for recreating in CAD

[mitchellklingler]

1 – For what purpose are you using POP?
I’m a freelance 3d modeler and I make people and characters miniatures. This is my hobby and my passion. But modeling people’s Likeness is a difficult and time-consuming task. It takes me many days and hours to get the result I want. I’ve been looking for a long time for a scanner that would be my work companion and help me to do the likeness faster and more accurately, but buying a scanner was not yet in my possibilities because 3D scanners with good performance were too expensive. Cheap ones were of poor quality. So the search continued.

2-Why did you decide that POP was your best solution?
Pop3D appeared to me on facebook, and directed me to the Kickstarter page. I was impressed with the quality of the product, the quality of the captures and the speed, It seemed too much to be true, Using PC or Android Phone to capture was all I needed, and the value of the product was very attractive, so despite never having participated in Kickstarter this was my first time and what I saw gave me a lot of confidence. I joined as a supporter and followed each update until today. When the Pop3 arrived at my house and I used it for the first time I couldn’t believe the results, it looked wonderful, I made the right purchase, it met exactly what I needed. A Good 3D Scanner, That Works And At A Really Affordable Value. I’m satisfied with the results and I know the team is working to improve even more.

3 - Publish in our showcase. (Two images required: 1. A photo of the original object; 2: The scanned result)
I know you ask for two photos but I need to put more. I use pop 3 to capture not only the now but to help me restore memories of the past. This married was already 6 years old and married and with the help of Pop 3 I materialized the photo they liked the most on their wedding day. Detail, it took about 7 seconds to scan each one of them. perfect to me!!

[dfodaro]

Hello everyone
I am a professional art conservator and I have been using 3D technologies in my professional activity for several years now. In particular, I deal with the conservation and restoration of sculptures.
I am using the Revopoint POP scanner to scan sculptures of different materials (such as plaster, terracotta, bronze).
The POP Revopoint scanner allows me to work easily by walking around the sculpture, even in tight spaces. I point out the quality of the HandyStudio software for the precise alignment of separate scanned portions of the sculpture and the creation of the mesh.
I show you the scan of a bronze sculpture “young ballet dancer” 140 cm high, dark and shiny (really hard to scan). Scanned with POP (I used HandyScan Mac and Win version) in different parts and aligned and meshed with HandyStudio. The result is very interesting allowing to obtain a “ligth” 3D model but with good quality.
I am still in an experimentation phase and I am trying to use the scanner to make portions with greater detail (bringing the POP scanner closer to the surface to be scanned, but also using higher resolution scanners) and adding these parts to the model with the lowest resolution: the results are interesting and I will post them in the forum .
I post images of the sculpture and scan from the corresponding view (and with the same “simulated” lighting).
Thank you

[Revopoint-Cassie]

Hi @SkinnyBob

Thank you for your kind words.

Have fun scanning!

Best Regards
Cassie

[Revopoint-Cassie]

Hi @mitchellklingler

Wow, your work is excellent! I believe this customer was very excited when they received it.

Looking forward to seeing more showcases from you in the future.

Best Regards
Cassie

[Revopoint-Cassie]

Hey Davide,

Good to know that you also use the Mac version and the Win version and get such an impressive result. Thank you so much for sharing these showcases here.

Best Regards
Cassie

[PodoTools]

As an orthopaedic shoemaker I scan casts made from feet.
I did use a laser scanner for this purpose, but since that scanner is now getting old, I was looking for a replacement scanner. When I saw the announcement on Kickstarter I was sceptical about a scanner that was so cheap, but I decided to take the chance and ordered a POP scanner.
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the scans, in fact they are more detailed than necessary for my purpose. But this accuracy opens other possibilities for this little scanner!

After scanning the plaster positive of the foot, I model the shoe-last around the cast in Rhinoceros3D.
Then the lasts are CNC milled from wood, and the shoes and insoles are made on these lasts.
I have attached some photos and screenshots of casts, a scan, the digital lasts and an example of some of the orthopaedic shoes we make (with the lasts still inside).

Erik Hondebrink

[MaxFunkner]

Great competition and giveaway I added it to our table.

[Revopoint-Cassie]

Hi @PodoTools

Thank you so much for your participation.

We’re glad to see that POP is helpful to you.

Looking forward to more showcases from you in this forum.

Best Regards
Cassie

[Evgen]

Hello!

I use a scanner to prepare models of car steering wheels. The photo below will show an example of the work. The resulting model is used to create the cover on the steering wheel for the features of the customer’s hand. The cover is printed on a 3D printer and glued to the frame.

I bought this scanner on kickstarter just to get a new experience. I experimented with different objects and determined the optimal ones for myself. These should be small objects that can be placed on the turntable. It is necessary to avoid thicknesses less than 10 mm. Less thickness data the scanner starts to work poorly. Of course, the result is not perfect, but for the chosen technology (3d printing and pasting) the result is acceptable. It is necessary to lay a technological gap, which will then be filled with an adhesive composition.

I found the best way for myself to get a full-volume model after scanning (as much as possible). I hope to write a video tutorial about it someday.