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3ders.org - How to upgrade your Asus Xtion into a handheld 3D scanner
Jan.3, 2014
3D scanners give you the power to "scan your world" and rapidly creates 3D maps of objects, complete with colors and textures. At le FabShop in Paris, makers have been using the Asus Xtion or Kinect and software package Skanect for capturing full colour 3D scans. However none of these objects is ergonomic. Instead of just creating another handle for the Xtion, le FabShop decided to transform it into a professional looking tool.
le FabShop's handle is designed to be comfortable, while solving a few other problems. It has following features:
- It keeps a 45 degrees axis for the scan to be oriented easy
- The USB cable is hidden inside the handle, so it isn't in the way
- The base is large enough, so the scanner can balance on itself
- The base is copying the shape of manfrotto's classic plate for entry level tripods.
- If you own a different type of tripod, you can still screw your plate in the handle by using the hole at the bottom
- It also includes a lense protector that clips around the sensor, for safe transportation.
"We found the Kinect a little bit annoying to carry with us on events and presentations. We were also quite disappointed by the performance of the Sense from 3D System, which isn't bad, but just not better than what we already had." says Samuel Bernier, industrial designer and Creative Director at le FabShop.
"Combined with Skanect, the ASUS Xtion is a great scanning tool. Be careful of one detail. If you want color on your 3D file, you got to purchase the Xtion pro LIVE, not just the Xtion pro. Only the LIVE version has the camera that captures the colors. In total, expect to pay 300 dollars for tour DIY 3D scanner.
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You can see some results of their scans here. The 3D design files for le FabShop's handle are available for download on Thingiverse. If you are in Europe, you can also order the Xtion on the FabStore here.
3D printable grip and lens cover from CreativeTools
le FabShop is not the only one who wanted to make 3D scanning much easier and the device more comfortable to use. CreativeTools from Sweden has made another 3D printable grip for ASUS XTION handheld 3D scanner with different design.
It has the following features/advantages:
- The lens cap protects the optics when the XTION is stowed away
- The lens cap can be snapped to the back of the XTION while 3D scanning. This keeps it always together with the device so it is not lost.
- The XTION can stand upright on the flat base surface of the grip.
- The holes on the base make it easy to attach the device to a table top, wall, camera stand, etc.
- The grip has a dedicated pocket for the ferrite core of the USB cable, thus making the design slim.
- The USB cable resides inside the grip and comes out on the back part of the base. This keeps it out of the way while 3D scanning and lets the XTION stand on flat surfaces.
- The cable is held in place by inserting short pieces of 1.75 mm 3D print filament. No glue or screws required.
- The four legs of the lens cover and flat base makes it easy to wrap the USB cable and keep it tidy when the XTION is stowed away.
CreativeTools has uploaded the original Rhino surface CAD file and a STEP version, as well as STL file of the handle and the lens cover on Thingiverse. Watch the video below, or check out the the basic steps on how to 3D scan a human body and finalise the mesh in Autodesk MeshMixer on Instructables.
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Creating prostheses using 3D technologies: the era of new possibilities
As technology improves and becomes more accessible, there are new opportunities to solve the most complex medical problems. A team of researchers from the company Chabloz Orthopedie (France) managed to create a unique and truly revolutionary prosthesis.
Chabloz Orthopédie worked with Denis Gauthier, who had his forearm amputated. First, the experts performed a 3D scan of the patient's healthy arm using a peel 3d scanner to obtain its mirror image. This was done so that the designed product ideally repeated the proportions of a healthy limb.
The rest of the amputated arm was also scanned to achieve a comfortable and ergonomic fit for the prosthesis. nine0005
Denis Gaultier with finished prosthesis
The team then proceeded to design a CAD model and develop a myoelectric prosthesis. Batteries, sensor cables and an artificial hand were integrated with the fabricated forearm. The prosthesis itself was designed in CAD and printed on a 3D printer. HP Jet Fusion technology was used to print various components of the forearm. After manufacturing, all parts were finished and painted. nine0005
The use of 3D scanning and 3D printing guarantees not only the correct fit of the fixture, but also gives complete freedom of movement. A new approach to prosthesis design allows professionals to develop solutions that are lightweight and highly customizable. Did you know that 3D printed parts are 20% lighter than their carbon or fiberglass counterparts? Such products also have the necessary rigidity, hardness and durability.
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Later, this innovative prosthesis was combined with the BeBionic hand, one of the most advanced bionic limbs, and a state-of-the-art myoelectric forearm and hand was custom-made. Gauthier's case is a great example of the innovative use of 3D measurement and 3D printing technologies.
The video shows the complete process of digitizing the face and ears using the Creaform Go!SCAN 20 portable 3D scanner (its analogue in white peel 2 is now being produced). This solution provides a detailed digital model for use in areas such as plastic and reconstructive surgery, in particular, facial prosthetics. nine0005
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Unfortunately, tragedies inevitably occur around the world, and those affected need help.
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MSF has also developed a similar procedure to create compression masks for burn patients. Here, the use of non-contact technology also provides significant advantages over traditional plaster bandages, not only making the procedure less painful for the patient, but also speeding it up, allowing for a much larger number of people in needy countries to be treated.
Physiotherapist Pierre Moreau scans a patient with head burns. Then, based on the scan, a transparent pressure therapy mask is created / Photo: Elisa Oddone, Al Jazeera nine0005
Pierre Moreau, a physiotherapist from Médecins Sans Frontières, says: “The purpose of the 3D project is to help patients in need of special rehabilitation care. We launched this project in Amman in 2017, where we started providing upper limb amputees with 3D printed prostheses. But simply printing a prosthesis is not enough - we try to understand the needs of the victims, find individual solutions and keep them in their new position for as long as possible.
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3D scanning of the human body in great detail
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The team scanned the same employee in the same pose as they did a few years ago. The resulting 3D scan data was sent to a five-axis CNC machine, and then a full-size replica of a person was created from polystyrene. The results were incredible.
The scan results obtained earlier by the Skanect device did not stand next to the peel 3d results.
