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ROLAND PICZA LPX-600 3D Laser Scanner
The Roland LPX-600 3D laser scanner allows beginners to 3D laser scan
objects. Designers, artists, animators, and game developers have the
ability
to scan objects
into
the computer in a highly automated manner.
Just
like
a microwave oven in usage, simply open the door, place the object you
want to scan inside, close the door, set your scan parameters and press
start. The LPX-600 laser scanner will automatically 3D scan the object
for you and create a 3D computer model.
Easy to Use 3D Laser Scanner
The Roland LPX-600 3D laser scanner requires no complicated settings
or technical expertise. With just a single mouse click, the LPX-600
laser
scans
a 3D object.
The LPX-600 3D laser scanner is controlled from the supplied Roland
software. Users can control the 3D laser scanning resolution, the laser
scan
area and laser scan mode (rotary
or
planar), providing advanced users with more options and control over
the laser scanning process. Scans are done automatically and unattended.
A Complete Solution from 3D Laser Scanning to Data Conversion
3D laser scanners produce 3D point cloud data. To prepare
the scan file for your 3D CAD program, Roland includes a software package
called 'EZ Studio' which outputs STL files.
For more advanced scanning, and customised output for animation or
manufacturing, software packages such as Geometry Systems, Rapidform
or Geomagic are recommended. These programs allow users to align complex
scans and process the data to usable file formats for animation or manufacturing.
Original sculpture and scan model |
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SPECIFICATION
| - Table size |
Diameter 254 mm |
| - Maximum scanning area |
Rotary scanning: Diameter 254 mm, height
406.4 mm
Plane scanning: Width 254 mm, height 406.4 mm |
| - Scanning pitch |
Rotary scanning: circumference 0.18 to
3.6 degrees, height direction 0.2 to 406.4 mm
Plane scanning: width direction 0.2 to 254 mm, height direction 0.2
to 406.4 mm |
| - Repeatability |
+/-0.05mm |
| - Maximum table load weight |
5 kg (not including optional vise) |
| - Laser |
Wavelength: 645 to 660nm, maximum output:
less than 0.39 mW (maximum output discharged outside housing is
0.39
uW) |
| - Sensor |
Non contact laser sensor |
| - Scanning method |
Spot-beam triangulation |
| - Operating speed |
Table rotation speed: 9 rpm, head rotation
speed: 4.48 rpm, head movement speed: 37 mm/sec. |
| - Interface |
USB 1.1 (USB hub use not recommended) |
| - Control keys and LEDs |
Standby key, Standby LED, and Movement
LEDs |
| - Power consumption |
Dedicated AC adapter (DC 19V, 2.1 A) |
| - External dimensions |
630 (W) x 506 (D) x 761 (H) mm |
| - Weight |
63 kg (main unit only) |
| - Operating temperature |
10 to 40 °C |
| - Operating humidity |
35 to 80 % (no condensation) |
| - Operating system |
Windows 98 (SE)/Me/2000/XP. Pentium 4
processor or better recommended. 512MB RAM recommended. OpenGL compatible
video card recommended. |
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