The Eora 3D Scanner Allows Items to Be Scanned for Copying in Minutes
Michael Hemsworth — October 26, 2015 — Tech
The Eora 3D Scanner brings us one step closer to the science fiction concept of a replicator, which would allow us to scan something and instantly copy its form. The Eora 3D Scanner can scan an object up to one meter away in about five minutes, covering eight million points to allow for exceptional detail with the final scanned data. Able to be paired with the Bluetooth Turntable which allows for seamless turning during the process, the Eora 3D Scanner pairs with your smartphone for seamless integration in your technology collection, allowing you to utilize existing products rather than have to purchase whole new ones.
Crafted from anodized aluminum, the Eora 3D Scanner is a sleek, functional addition to the home office or workshop.
Crafted from anodized aluminum, the Eora 3D Scanner is a sleek, functional addition to the home office or workshop.
Trend Themes
1. Replication Technology - The Eora 3D Scanner is one step closer to the concept of a replicator, creating disrupt opportunities for industries using similar technology.
2. 3D Scanning and Printing - With its ability to produce details and paired with the Bluetooth Turntable, there is a disruptive opportunity for industries in producing a seamless 3D scanning and printing experience.
3. Home Office and Workshop Additions - The sleek design of the Eora 3D Scanner offers a disruptive outlook for industries focusing on crafting innovative home office and workshop additions.
Industry Implications
1. Product Design - Industries that create product models for an array of consumers would benefit from the Eora 3D Scanner replication technology.
2. Engineering - The Eora 3D Scanner offers the engineering industry a chance to produce precise models with less time and greater accuracy via 3D scanning and printing technology
3. Prototyping and Manufacturing - Industries involved in creating products on a large scale can use 3D scanning and printing technology with minimal costs and time, which could prove disruptive in the prototyping and manufacturing markets.
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