3d printed parts for 3d scanner

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We're crafting a cutting-edge 3D scanner, leveraging parts printed directly from a MakerBot. The accompanying files showcase the printed components, paired with a Logitech camera, laser, and mirror mounted on a galvanometer. Our initial concept and implementation are outlined in detail at http://abarry.org/stereo. We're currently developing the software using a PIC microchip to control the mirror, alongside tools for capturing point clouds and meshing them with MeshLab. Although there's still much work to be done on the software front, we've made significant strides by having some impressive printed hardware in place. A recent update reveals new scans: we've added a screenshot of a scanned artichoke! To get started: Print out the necessary files. Install a line laser and a USB camera. Attach a mirror to a galvanometer using glue. Create a bracket to position the camera about 7 to 10 inches away from the laser. You can utilize the software found at the link provided for now. Further development is ongoing.