bq Ciclop
3D scanner kit
- 3D Visor in real time
- Colour scanner
- Large scan volume
Product information & technical details
Product types: | 3D Scanners |
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Interfaces: | USB - Connection |
Supported Formats (Slicer): | PLY |
Scanning technology: | Linear laser |
Scan resolution: | > 300 µm |
Description
Freely designed and limitlessly expandable
bq has designed a 100% open sources scanner, the Ciclop. Like all products by bq Ecosystems, the Cyclop with Horus also runs with the CC-BY-SA and GPL licence. The complete construction plans and technical details are openly available to the community. The goal is not only that the operating process is learned and understood, the members of the community are able to each contribute to making changes and improvements.
Bq relies on free knowledge and would like to contribute to the development of these devices.
Simple assembly and bq software
The ciclop is a rotation laser scanner with 3D triangulation. Two linear lasers are transferred to the object to capture the geometry and structure of the particular object. The basis for this is the hub.
The 3D scanner Ciclop is specially designed for easy installation. The set contains all the assembly parts and instructions that are necessary to gradually build the ciclop.
The software Horus was developed by bq. It is a multi-platform application using GPL licensing. Horus can be calibrated, adjusted and scanned.
More information
Scanning features:
- Scan precision: 0.5 mm
- Steps per revolution: max. 1600
- Scan volume: (Ø) 250 x (H) 205 mm
- Max. Weight: 3 kg
Electronics
- Logitech C270 HD camera
- PSU 12V 1.5A
- Control board ON BT-328
- Two linear lasers class 1
- Power Plate: TO SCAN Shiel
- Micro-USB cable
Product videos:
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Introduction
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Manual
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Calibration
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Did you know?
The concept of the 3D printer came about from an American inventor and engineer, Chuck Hull, during the s80s. He also founded the company called 3D Systems.
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