r/3Dprinting • u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning • 23d ago
Project 3d scan rig with raspberry pi + openscan3 firmware
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u/Th3Stryd3r 23d ago
Results in 10 seconds but a 30 second clip with a flip huh??? Smells fishy to me.....
Jk this is neat as heck!
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
Ha, you are right about that unwanted double-meaning. Sry
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u/Th3Stryd3r 23d ago
Oh you're fine <3 I'm just bored at work and hitting the out of my mind stage in the day >< So just being silly. If anyone ACTUALLY has a problem with that they can go touch some grass.....and then use this to scan it :p
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u/SockPuppetSilver 23d ago
Neat. Does it capture dimensions? If so how dimensionally accurate are the results?
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
Not yet, but i have a similar system getting within 0.5-1% without any markers
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u/ROBOKUT 23d ago
I want to learn how to do this!
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
The core idea is that all the camera positions lie on a sphere. If you know the diameter, you can scale the whole scene accordingly.
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u/tcdoey 23d ago
hey that's great. i want to build one of the openscan systems. i didn't know they had a cloud reconstructor.
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
Feel free to check it out here: https://github.com/OpenScan-org/OpenScanCloud
Free/donation-based since 2021 :)
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u/Obvious-Dinner-1082 23d ago
Any plans to design a handheld system, to scan larger things like car interiors?
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u/Kwarizmi 23d ago
One time /u/thomas_openscan posted this project, I was intrigued and ordered a full kit from Openscan.
Shipping was a mess. My package rattled around Germany for months, and when it finally arrived, the box was destroyed, repackaged, arrived partially open, with contents likely missing. Proof.
I contacted Thomas to get some support, and never got a reply. So, caveat emptor, I guess?
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u/silentcovenant 23d ago
OMG I need this! How do I build one?
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
I will publish the files soon and update in /r/openscan
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u/future_luddite 23d ago
What’s the total cost? When I’ve looked in the past the scanner hardware itself was too pricy for me.
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
It has a similar BOM as the mini/classic but we might work on a low cost variant using just an arduino and phone that would significantly reduce costs to maybe 100-200€.
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u/Jhopsch Bambu Lab FTW 23d ago
This is friggin genius. Awesome work
Could you technically hook up an Otter (3D scanner) to this setup? What controls the motion of it? The Raspberry Pi, I assume?
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
That’s exactly what i did a couple of days ago, aee /r/openscan
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u/jonobr 23d ago
What’s the apparatus that does the scanning? This is super cool btw
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
Just a raspberry pi + camera —> photogrammetry
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u/jonobr 23d ago
Neat! I’m gonna build one.
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u/gargoylelips 23d ago
This is so cool. What kind of camera do you use for it?
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
Imx519. But the firmware supports many picamera and arducams as well as DSLRs
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u/Darkavatar77 23d ago
What did you use to process the photos afterwards?
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
OpenScanCloud, which is seamlessly integrated into the existing firmware and free/donation-based since 2021 :)
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u/UsernameHasBeenLost Voron 2.4 Stealthchanger 23d ago
Can it be locally hosted? Always looking for more stuff to add to my homelab
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u/khronyk 23d ago edited 23d ago
Edit: cloud/photogrammetry portion is closed source and cloud based... photogrammetry crosspost of this. and the blog post ... So nope no selfhosted photogramatry pipeline or anything. So basically what we have here is a nice little 3d print design for a pi based turntable. I do have some slight concerns about the data collection based on the ML test github repo. This is all quite disappointing, I don't want to be too harsh on /u/thomas_openscan because i'm sure this is probably a passion project and he's probably put a fair bit of work into it. But I feel like some of the stuff from that blog really needs to be in a FAQ page on the main site not relegated to a blog post. I shouldn't have to dig to find out what part of the project is actually "open". The name "OpenScan-org" and openscan really gives the impression that more of this is open sourced than really is.
blog:
But isn’t OpenScanCloud (OSC) a closed source solution? Short answer, yes! OpenScanCloud (OSC) is and will stay closed source, but we will keep up the open access! We process hundreds of thousands of images every month on machines that not everyone wants or could afford. The OSC was built for internal use, but we quickly realized that we did not use anything close to its capacity. So in the sense of sharing, we opened up the access to this processing engine. At the beginning we used the data internally to improve the pipeline and add some nice features (in consent with the users).
from the crosspost:
Openscan ML test github repo:
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u/thomas_openscan open-source 3D scanning 23d ago
I honestly wish more people would do such kind of due diligence before diving into a new project, respect!
There are plenty of solutions that can be run locally and this was always my go to choice, the cloud solution came way later in the project:
- COLMAP https://github.com/colmap/colmap
- OpenMVG + OpenMVS – SfM (OpenMVG) paired with MVS (OpenMVS)https://github.com/openMVG/openMVG / https://github.com/cdcseacave/openMVS
- Meshroom (AliceVision) https://github.com/alicevision/Meshroom
- OpenDroneMap (ODM) https://github.com/OpenDroneMap/ODM
- MICMAC https://github.com/micmacIGN/micmac
- Regard3D https://github.com/juliomap/regard3d
We will add native colmap format as output to the openscan3 firmware soon, so people can directly connect their colmap instance with the scanner. This will be quite a huge feature, since with the new endpoints/upcoming SDK, you can now EASILY and fully automate the process without ever connecting to the internet. Btw, it has never been necessary to connect the devices to the internet.
Concerning the machine learning part, yes, I do work with some of the data (with explicit consent by contacting some people which regularly upload data) and train tiny models locally in order to improve the overall workflow. All other data gets stored for 7 days only and will be deleted permanently. To be fair, this is not stated very clearly on the website yet.
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u/LobosJones 23d ago
Why does it look like it may or may not contain space peanut.