Clonescan3D

Is having a tiny 3D printed version of yourself on your "must-do" list this year? If it is, you can take a trip to Spain and you might be able to talk Grupo Sicnova into running you through their CloneScan3D device, and in just a couple of minutes, the raw digital material for a "3D selfie" will be a done deal and stored in the cloud at the CloneScan3D website. The new offering from the Spanish 3D printing company uses infrared sensing technology to capture an image of a target person from head to foot, and the resulting files can then be sent to a 3D printer for output in full color. You can read the whole story here: http://3dprint.com/42979/clonescan3d-prints-models/


Below is a photo of the CloneScan3D setup:
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In an amazing display of 3D scanning and 3D printing technology, taking to a rural village in Spain, Grupo Sicnova has followed through on their promise not only to scan the whole village—which they did in one short day—but also to present them each with their own 3D models of themselves. The project was completed thanks to their CloneScan3D scanner. http://3dprint.com/60784/spain-grupo...ed-miniatures/
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Who painted all those figures?

No need to go to Spain. You can get your scan right here in SoCal (Encinitas).

http://www.quikscann3d.com/

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Originally Posted by robosmith

Who painted all those figures?

No need to go to Spain. You can get your scan right here in SoCal (Encinitas).

http://www.quikscann3d.com/

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Hi! The figures are not hand painted. They're made of ceramic composite and they were printed in color.