ATLAS 3D Scanner by Murobo
por Uriah Liggett en Thingiverse
These are the printable models for the ATLAS 3D turntable laser scanner by Murobo. ATLAS 3D is a turntable 3D laser scanner based on the Raspberry Pi. It runs the open source FreeLSS http://www.freelss.org laser scanning software available on Github https://github.com/hairu/freelss/. ATLAS 3D is a..
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Archivos (35)
- right_frame_section_3.stl STL · 663 KB
- left_laser_arm.stl STL · 748 KB
- camera_arm.stl STL · 390 KB
- right_laser_arm.stl STL · 739 KB
- rpi_case_b_lower.stl STL · 460 KB
- camera_tower_front_plate.stl STL · 11 KB
- camera_shaft.stl STL · 589 KB
- rpi_cable_carrier.stl STL · 662 KB
- right_laser_holder.stl STL · 366 KB
- cross_bar.stl STL · 132 KB
- rpi_case_bplus_lower.stl STL · 745 KB
- rpi_case_b_upper.stl STL · 938 KB
- camera_case_back.stl STL · 19 KB
- turn_table_d4.stl STL · 801 KB
- camera_bracket_no_support.stl STL · 318 KB
- calibration_item.stl STL · 304 KB
- camera_case_front.stl STL · 534 KB
- table_coupler.stl STL · 1016 KB
- camera_bracket.stl STL · 347 KB
- turn_table_d7p5.stl STL · 802 KB
- rpi_case_bplus_upper.stl STL · 805 KB
- left_laser_holder.stl STL · 370 KB
- turn_table_d5p5.stl STL · 803 KB
- camera_tower.stl STL · 2,6 MB
- frame_connector.stl STL · 873 KB
- left_camera_tower.stl STL · 1,3 MB
- right_camera_tower.stl STL · 1,3 MB
- left_frame_section_3.stl STL · 671 KB
- frame_section_2.stl STL · 1,0 MB
- right_laser_hinge_holder.stl STL · 338 KB
- right_laser_hinge.stl STL · 461 KB
- left_laser_hinge_holder.stl STL · 334 KB
- left_laser_hinge.stl STL · 453 KB
- checkerboard_calibration_item.stl STL · 4 KB
- calibrationPattern.pdf PDF · 7 KB
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These are the printable models for the ATLAS 3D turntable laser scanner by Murobo. ATLAS 3D is a turntable 3D laser scanner based on the Raspberry Pi. It runs the open source FreeLSS http://www.freelss.org laser scanning software available on Github https://github.com/hairu/freelss/. ATLAS 3D is a successful Kickstarter that is now available to the public. The following models are required to build ATLAS 3D: - camera_arm.stl, qty 1 - camera_bracket.stl, qty 1 - camera_case_back.stl, qty 1 - camera_case_front.stl, qty 1 - camera_shaft.stl, qty 1 - frame_connector.stl, qty 6 - frame_section_2.stl, qty 4 - left_laser_arm.stl, qty 1 - right_laser_arm.stl, qty 1 - left_frame_section 3.stl, qty 1 - right_frame_section 3.stl, qty 1 - left_laser_holder.stl, qty 1 - right_laser_holder.stl, qty 1 - rpi_cable_carrier.stl, qty 4 - crossbar.stl, qty 5 - camera_tower.stl, qty 1 - camera_tower_front_plate.stl, qty 1 - table_coupler.stl, qty 1 - calibration_item.stl or checkerboard_calibration_item.stl, qty 1
The calibrationPattern.pdf file needs to be printed and glued onto the checkerboard_calibration_item.stl model if you want to use the checkerboard auto-calibration. Raspberry Pi 2 and Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ users need to print the below two models. - rpi_case_bplus_lower.stl - rpi_case_bplus_upper.stl
Raspberry Pi 1 Model B users need to print the below two models. - rpi_case_b_lower.stl - rpi_case_b_upper.stl
Only one of the following turntables needs to be printed. - turn_table_d4.stl, 4" turntable - turn_table_d5p5.stl, 5.5" turntable - turn_table_d7p5.stl, 7.5" turntable
The following models are either optional or alternatives models. - camera_bracket_no_support.stl - left_camera_tower.stl - right_camera_tower.stl
The following models are only for the acrylic version of the enclosure. - left_laser_hinge.stl - left_laser_hinge_holder.stl - right_laser_hinge.stl - right_laser_hinge_holder.stl
Assembly Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awtLSCLJ3qs Printable Instructions: http://www.soliforum.com/topic/13217/atlas-3d-scanner-instructions/
Descripción original del autor, publicada en Thingiverse.