Note 10 3d scanner
3D Scanning on your Note10+
Have you ever wished one of your inanimate objects, like a stuffed animal, could come to life? With the 3D Scanner app on your Note10+, it's almost possible! This app lets you scan an object and create a 3D model of it. You can even interact with the model once the scan is complete.
Note: The 3D Scanner app is not available on the regular Note10.
Ready to make that physical object into a cool, digital one? It's easy with 3D Scanner and your phone.
The 3D Scanner app doesn’t come pre-installed, so you'll need to be download it first. On your Note10+, navigate to and open the Galaxy Store app. Search for and select 3D Scanner. Tap Install, and once it downloads, open the app.
Allow the different permissions, and then read the tutorial to learn how to scan something. Line up the subject with the circle and wait for it to turn green. When you’re ready, tap the Record icon. Circle around the subject, making sure it stays within the selected area. And make sure not to go too fast.
When you’ve completely circled around the subject, tap the Record icon again to end it. Now you can view your 3D model; use your finger to rotate it and get a good look at it. Then, tap Save if you are satisfied. A gif of your 3D model will be saved in Gallery!
From there, you can use the other options to have fun with your model. For example, tap the Camera icon to take a picture with your model!
Other answers that might help
-
Control Media and Devices on your Galaxy phone
Contact
Contact us
We're here for you.
-
Message Us
-
Message Us start an online chat with Samsung
-
1-800-SAMSUNG Mon – Sun: 8AM – 12AM (EST)
-
Order Help
-
Samsung Promotions
-
Call or Text Us Call Us
Want help right away?
Email as a contact option was discontinued as of April 3rd, 2019. Please contact us via Live Chat for a faster response.
Call or Text Us Give us a call
How can we help you?
1-800-SAMSUNG 1-800-SAMSUNG
1-800-726-7864 1-800-726-7864
-
Mobile 8 AM - 12 AM EST 7 days a week
-
Home Electronics & Appliance 8 AM - 12 AM EST 7 days a week
-
IT/Computing 8 AM - 9 PM EST 7 days a week
-
Text Support 24 hours a day 7 Days a Week
mobile|phones|galaxy-note|galaxy-note10-plus
© 2023 Samsung Electronics America, Inc. Samsung, Samsung Galaxy and Family Hub are trademarks of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. All other brands, products and services, and their respective trademarks, names and logos, are the property of their respective owners. The above content is provided for entertainment and information purposes only. Consult user manual for more complete information. All information included herein is subject to change without notice. Samsung is not responsible for any direct or indirect damages, arising from or related to use or reliance of the content herein.
Previous Next
Table of contents
Galaxy Note 10+ 3D scanner app now available on the Galaxy Store
SamMobile has affiliate and sponsored partnerships. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn a commission. Learn more.
Phone
By Abhijeet MishraLast updated: August 23rd, 2019 at 16:41 UTC+02:00
Samsung has published a new app called 3D Scanner on the Galaxy Store. The 3D Scanner app takes advantage of the ToF (time-of-flight) camera on the back of the Galaxy Note 10+ (and Note 10+ 5G) to scan and create 3D models of real-world objects. The Galaxy S10 5G and Galaxy A80 also have a ToF sensor and should technically support the app, but Galaxy Note 10 owners won’t be able to use it as the smaller Note 10 doesn’t have a ToF camera at the back.
Creating 3D models of real-world objects requires one to scan the object from all directions. Those models can then be transported as a GIF file for sharing with others and can also be added to pictures and videos captured with the camera. Samsung recommends objects sized between 20-80 cubic centimetres, and we also found that you need to make sure there’s nothing else around the object that you’re trying to scan when we tested it out, or you simply end up with a scan of the object and its surroundings.
We’ll test 3D Scanner on the Galaxy Note 10+ more thoroughly later on and will tell you all about it in our review of the device. For now, if you have the Galaxy Note 10+ (or a Galaxy A80 or Galaxy S10 5G), you can grab the app from the Galaxy Store by clicking this link on your phone. After it has been installed, you will find a shortcut to the app in the app drawer. You can also access 3D Scanner from Bixby Vision – just open the camera app, tap Bixby Vision, then switch to the apps panel.
If the app isn’t available for you via the Galaxy Store, you can download the APK file on your phone and install the app manually by navigating to the downloaded file in the My Files or other file manager app. Download the APK file here, and let us know your experience with 3D Scanner once you’ve been able to use it on the Galaxy Note 10+ (or Note 10+ 5G). Also let us know if it works for you on the Galaxy A80 or Galaxy S10 5G.
Phone3D ScannerGalaxy A80Galaxy Note 10Galaxy Note 10 PlusGalaxy S10 5G
You might also like
Galaxy Note 10 is the first Android phone to get January 2023 security update
While some Galaxy smartphones are still getting access to the December 2022 security update, the Galaxy Note 10 is way ahead. The smartphone has become the first Android device worldwide to get the January 2023 security update. The latest software update for the Galaxy Note 10 and the Galaxy Note 10+ comes with firmware version N970FXXS8HVL3. […]
- By Asif Iqbal Shaik
- 4 days ago
The excitement of big OS updates is over for all Galaxy S10, Note 10 models
Samsung’s announcement that it would provide some smartphones with three generations of Android OS upgrades back in 2019 impressed many of us, and we were even happier to learn later on that Samsung was bumping the total number of major OS upgrades for its flagships and some mid-rangers to four, basically out-Android Google itself. The […]
- By Abhijeet Mishra
- 2 weeks ago
Galaxy S10 5G gets November 2022 security fixes while users await an update that will never come
The Galaxy S10 5G, like the Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10+, is on a quarterly update schedule, and except the S10 Lite, none of the Galaxy S10 phones are eligible for the Android 13 update. That leaves only minor updates focusing on security and possibly one or two more point One UI releases Galaxy S10 […]
- By Abhijeet Mishra
- 1 month ago
Galaxy Note 10, Note 10+ getting November 2022 security update in the US
Earlier this week, Samsung released the November 2022 security update to a bunch of its high-end smartphones, including the Galaxy Note 20 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Now, the company has released the new security update to the Galaxy Note 10 and the Galaxy Note 10+ in the US. The latest software update for […]
- By Asif Iqbal Shaik
- 2 months ago
New Galaxy S10 update improves camera, Bluetooth, and system stability
It hasn’t been long since the Galaxy S10 series got the October 2022 security patch, but Samsung is now rolling out another firmware update for the 2019 flagship lineup. With it come improvements to Bluetooth, stability, and the camera. The new update is available for the Galaxy S10e, the Galaxy S10, and the Galaxy S10+ […]
- By Mihai Matei
- 2 months ago
Galaxy S10 gets its quarterly dose of security update with October 2022 patch
The Galaxy S10 series has started getting the October 2022 security update. Samsung started rolling out its new security update three weeks ago, starting with the Galaxy S22 series. Later, the Galaxy S21 and the Galaxy S20 FE received the update as well. The latest software update for the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and the […]
- By Asif Iqbal Shaik
- 3 months ago
- Home
- News
- Galaxy Note 10+ 3D scanner app now available on the Galaxy Store
Range Vision Spectrum
Range Vision Spectrum You have disabled JavaScript. It scares.Partners
-
Scanner for consistently high resolution and accuracy
-
Best price for semi-professional solution
-
No analogues on the Russian market
-
Universal 3D Scanner - for miniature parts, medium and large objects
nine0005
Our bestseller in the Russian Federation and in the world market
One scanner - a range of options
Choose and customize scanner options for your application
Sign up for a free online demo!
Get a unique opportunity to test the RangeVision Spectrum 3D scanner online before choosing. Convince yourself of its capabilities!
Versatile with stable scanning accuracy
3 scanning modes
For convenient work with different types of objects
Choose the right mode for your tasks
-
Scanning on a turntable
Quickly and easily scan an object mounted on a turntable platform with the push of a button. When the object is rotated, the fragments of the model are aligned automatically.
Read more
nine0005 -
Basic Scan
Used to scan objects that cannot be digitized in other ways, such as museum exhibits. The fragments of the model obtained from different angles are combined according to the features of the object surface geometry. nine0003
Read more
Scanning with markers
Automatic alignment of model fragments by markers applied to the surface of the object. Used to improve scanning accuracy. External photogrammetry systems are supported.
Read more
Scanning objects from 1 cm to 3 m
- Small size
- The average size
- Big size nine0008
Applications
Recommended for educational programs and institutions
Order Spectrum Educational
Spectrum scanner that is easy to use
10 questions before buying a 3D scanner
3D model examples
-
Automotive manifold View on site nine0003
-
Lighter View on site
-
Dragon View on site
-
Lion figurine View on site nine0003
-
Pedal View on site
-
Sculpture of a deer View on site
-
Skull Ring View on site nine0003
-
Tiled View on site
-
badge View on site
-
Inkwell View on site nine0003
-
Bas-relief View on site
-
Bust View on site
-
Helmet View on site
nine0008 -
Turtle figurine View on site
-
Wooden baluster View on site
-
Collectible figurine View on site nine0003
-
Glue gun body View on site
Specifications
Scan Technology | structured illumination nine0003 | ||
Projector resolution | 1280 x 800 | ||
Scan area, mm | 540x400x400 | 320x220x220 | 135x100x100 |
Working distance, m | 0. 96 | 0.56 | 0.26 |
Error, µm | 120 nine0188 | 60 | 40 |
3D resolution, mm | 0.25 | 0.15 | 0.06 |
Ability to capture texture nine0003 | eat | ||
Camera resolution | 3.1 MP | ||
Model stitching | by markers, by geometry | ||
Received formats nine0003 | OBJ, PLY, STL, PTX, ASCII | ||
Scanner Power | 100-230V | ||
Minimum PC requirements | Intel Core i5 6500 or better, 8 GB RAM | nine0193 ||
Connection interface | HDMI, 2 x USB 2. 0 USB 2.0 for desk | ||
Supported OS | Windows 8.1/10/11 64bit | ||
Rotary table nine0003 | eat | ||
Table platform diameter | 20 cm | ||
Maximum table load | 20 kg | ||
Table food nine0003 | 220V - 12V/1A | ||
Dimensions of the scanner in the case | 530x430x200 | ||
Scanner weight | 1.65 kg | ||
Weight of the scanner in the case nine0003 | 8.5 kg | ||
Certificates | EAC, CE | ||
Guarantee | 1 year |
Note: Product appearance may differ from website photos. nine0003
We are trusted
User Testimonials
David Wohanka
EngineerAfter reviewing the various offerings on the market for reverse engineering and prototyping, we chose Spectrum. We really liked the ability to work with markers and changeable scan zones. We can use Spectrum to scan various objects, including those with complex geometry. Perhaps we can agree that the Spectrum is three scanners in one. nine0003
Lukasz Mlynar
Project ManagerWe specialize in creating visualizations. The Spectrum was perfect for these purposes: the resolution, the accuracy, the ability to scan in color - all perfectly matched our needs. And the equipment made it possible to use it both in the office and on field work (we often cooperate with museums and it is much easier to scan on their territory than to transport exhibits to our office). We really liked that the scanner comes with everything you need to work in different modes - it saved our budget a lot. nine0003
Articles and reviews
Creating a Brain Cutting Template Using a 3D Scanner and a 3D Printer
UMATEX Rosatom uses RangeVision 3D scanner to create a sports body kit for Kawasaki Puccetti Racing motorcycle
How to Solve Shelby Cobra Body Geometry Problems with RangeVision Spectrum 9 3D Scanner0046
RangeVision Spectrum:
Temperature Compensation AlgorithmRangeVision Spectrum 3D Scanner:
promo video
Any questions?
↑Thank you for your question!
Our manager will contact you shortly
Thank you for your application!
Our manager will contact you shortly
This site uses cookies. By clicking ACCEPT or by continuing to browse the site, you consent to their use. More.
How to Find a Good Handheld 3D Laser Scanner
When choosing a handheld 3D laser scanner, we often judge its quality mainly by parameters, especially accuracy. However, accuracy is only part of the essential parameters. Another important characteristic, which usually does not appear in the design table, is reproducibility. The reproducibility aspect completes the final review of the 3D scanner performance. To demonstrate the importance of reproducibility in the process of selecting the right product for a particular application, we will take a detailed look at the brand new FreeScan UE handheld 3D laser scanner as an example to conduct a thorough product analysis. nine0003
01. Accuracy
Accuracy is very important when it comes to 3D scanning and 3D metrology. In measurement, the difference between the actual measured value (or the average value of the measurement) and the actual value is called the error. The smaller the error, the higher the accuracy.
The FreeScan UE 3D handheld laser scanner uses the Global Registraion Error Control (GREC) algorithm developed by SHINING 3D, which achieves an accuracy of 0.02mm and a volumetric accuracy of 0.02mm+0.04mm/m in according to VDI/VDE test standards. It can meet the quality control requirements of various application scenarios. nine0003
Accuracy test
In accordance with the VDI/VDE test standard, "FreeScan UE" was used to scan the standard rod sample ten times. The obtained data was imported into the measurement software and the spherical distance of each measurement was compared with the standard values. The comparison results are shown below.
Note: The standard spherical distance of the sample is certified by the certification body. nine0003
It is clear that the maximum deviation of 0.0474 and the minimum deviation of 0.0013 mm in ten FreeScan UE measurements indicates an excellent level of accuracy.
02 Reproducibility
Measuring accuracy includes not only accuracy but also reproducibility of measurements. We often focus on precision and tend to overlook precision. Accuracy refers to the degree of agreement between values measured repeatedly under the same conditions, also called reproducibility. nine0003
The accuracy of the scanner can be cited as an example for an archer. Only if an archer is able to hit the bullseye and maintain that accuracy with every shot can he be considered a good archer. Accuracy can be called the deviation between each hit on the target, while precision describes the deviation between multiple hits. The following figures intuitively show the difference between accuracy and precision.
Figure 1. Shows low accuracy with low precision. The target is hit in the center position, but is at a great distance from the center. By analogy with a 3D scanner, this figure indicates that the equipment is not very accurate, but the measurements are stable within a certain range. nine0003
Figure 2. Demonstrates a high degree of both accuracy and precision by repeatedly hitting the center. By analogy with a 3D scanner, this figure indicates that the 3D scanner is accurate and accurate in its measurements and works well.
Figure 3. Low accuracy and clarity shown. All points are scattered and far from the center. A 3D scanner with these characteristics is neither accurate nor precise.
Figure 4. High accuracy and low precision shown. All points of impact are close to the point in the center, but are widely scattered. A 3D scanner with these characteristics shows that the measurements are accurate but unstable. nine0003
Reproducibility measurement
The reproducibility measurement method is intuitive - it's just making multiple measurements of the same parts. In the above accuracy test, we can conclude that by comparing the spherical distance of the samples with the standard value, the FreeScan UE handheld 3D laser scanner was able to keep the deviation in ten dimensions within 0. 0013 mm - 0.0474 mm.
The engineer again measured two parts of the sample, the scanned data was imported for deviation analysis. The chromatogram showed the following: When "FreeScan UE" scans the same part several times, the measurement results are stable and reliable, and are not greatly affected by the operation and condition of the device. nine0003
03 Smoothness
The smoothness and efficiency of the scanning process is critical to the 3D scanner experience. This can be intuitively appreciated when scanning in place.
The FreeScan UE 3D handheld laser scanner can achieve a maximum scanning area of 510mm x 520mm, combined with intelligent algorithms, which allows it to quickly and smoothly acquire high-quality scanning data of large sample parts.
Smoothness test
This time we tested the smoothness by scanning a car with a shiny black surface. Before scanning, we spent about 5 minutes applying marker dots to half of the car body. No powder pre-treatment is required and the surface can be scanned immediately. The "FreeScan UE" scan took about 7 minutes to complete the scan of half of the car's surface.
04 Portable and lightweight
With the continuous improvement of 3D scanning technology and the diversification of application scenarios, the requirements for user-friendliness of the device are constantly increasing. The FreeScan UE 3D handheld laser scanner is designed to improve user experience. While focusing on product performance, he also fully considered the weight of the equipment. Weighing only 670g, the product features a lightweight design, together with the case, you can easily carry the device anywhere.
05 The degree of compatibility with quality control software
In the process of using a 3D scanner, the degree of compliance and compatibility with quality control software will affect the experience of using the scanner, which has gradually become one of the criteria for evaluating a 3D scanner.