– 3D-Modelle & 3D-Drucker –

Fuel3D, a developer of 3D scanning solutions, has signed a deal to place their SCANIFY handheld, point-and-shoot 3D scanners in retail locations throughout North America via WYNIT Distribution. We’ve covered some exciting news from Fuel3D recently, and this retail availability will only widen their reach.
(…weiter auf 3dprint.com)

Man kennt es eigentlich ja von den Kickstarter Projekten, das angepeilte Lieferdatum entspricht in der Regel nicht dem tatsächlichen Datum.
Wir haben es damals bei dem Structure Sensor von Occipital selbst miterlebt und sind nun leider auch wiederum bei dem neuen Scanify von Fuel3D direkt betroffen.
(…weiter auf 3d-drucker-world.de)

During a discussion with Fuel3D at CES it became clear they’re setting goals far beyond mere 3D face scanning.
(…weiter auf fabbaloo.com)

We took a look at the latest version of Fuel3D’s 3D scanner.
(…weiter auf fabbaloo.com)

Different varieties of filament lead, obviously, to different capabilities for 3D printed creations. While some people still associate 3D printing with choppy, layered looking plastic creations that proclaim “prototype” more than “finished product,” materials like colorFabb‘s bronzeFill have really been tipping the balance to show us all just what the capabilities are.
(…weiter auf 3dprint.com)

Affordable, Handheld 3D Scanner Lets Consumers Make the World Their Muse

Fuel3D, a developer of 3D scanning solutions, today announced the launch of SCANIFY, a handheld, point-and-shoot 3D scanner built to enable consumers and professionals to 3D scan objects in high-resolution shape and color in under a second. Consumers no longer need to depend on cookie-cutter models in order to join the 3D revolution – with SCANIFY, the world is their muse.
(…weiter auf fuel-3d.com)

Sketchfab is continuing to establish itself as one of the premier sites to publish 3D models and, more recently, 3D printable models. The company behind the model sharing site has increasingly sought to integrate itself into existing 3D modeling and scanning software and sites, including Photoshop, i.materialise, and itSeez3D.
(…weiter auf 3dprintingindustry.com)

There’s no denying it, CES — the Consumer Electronics Show hosted in Las Vegas every year by the CEA — is just around the corner. And yes, I am STILL wondering what happened to 2014. Ahead of one of the most highly anticipated consumer shows, where 3D printing and 3D scanning is gaining in popularity year on year, the CEA has revealed its 2015 CES Best of Innovation Awards.
(…weiter auf 3dprintingindustry.com)

Fuel3D, a developer of 3D scanning solutions, today announced that it has closed a funding round totaling £4 million ($6.4 million). This funding builds on the company’s initial £1.6 million (£2.6 million) funding secured earlier this year and paves the way for the commercial launch of the company’s consumer scanner product in 2015.
(…weiter auf 3ders.org)

Fuel3D Workflow from Fuel 3D on Vimeo.

(Quelle: Vimeo)