Open3DScanner

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This is the inaugural release of Open3DScanner, an open-source device for photogrammetry that empowers users to create automated photosets with their smartphone. The core of this project revolves around an ESP32 with custom firmware and a bespoke printed circuit board (PCB) tailored specifically for this endeavor. While all necessary files for constructing your own Open3DScanner are provided on this page, additional resources can be found in the corresponding GitHub repository: https://github.com/nazzrim/Open3DScanner/tree/v1.0. Given the extensive nature of the project's intricacies (printing, assembly, etc.), I direct you to the comprehensive manual available within the project files for a detailed walkthrough. Key features of Open3DScanner include: - Full release under open-source licenses - Exhaustive manual guiding users through building their own device - Support for all Android and iPhone devices featuring Bluetooth and a camera - Integrated lights ensuring optimal lighting during scans - Automated process: Simply choose settings, and Open3DScanner will deliver a set of photos Note: The upload form restricts me from providing licenses applicable to project artifacts. Please refer to the GitHub repository for comprehensive licensing information. If you're inclined to support my work, feel free to visit my Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/nazrim.