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FabScan PI - An Open-Source 3D Laser Scanner
What is FabScan PI
The FabScan project started in 2010 at Germany's first FabLab in Aachen. In 2014, development was taken over by Mario Lukas and the FabScanPi project was created. The FabScan PI is the next iteration of the FabScan 3D laser scanner. It uses a Raspberry PI and the Raspberry PI camera module. The idea behind using a Raspberry Pi is to provide the same hardware setup for all FabScans. Another benefit is that the FabScan gets a Stand-Alone, Web-Enabled 3D laser scanner.
The FabScan PI Server is written in Python. The Web-Enabled user inferface is written in JavaScript and HTML5 using WebGL. The code for the interface can be found at: http://github.com/mariolukas/FabScanPi-Frontend That enables people with different programming skills to contribute to this project.
FabScan PI is Free Software and released under the GNU General Public License V2.
Documentation
The FabScan documentation can be found at http://www.fabscan.org
Core Team
- Mario Lukas (project lead, core development)
- Watterott electronic (hardware)
- René Bohne (supervision until 2015)
- Jan Borchers (supervision until 2015)
Contributions from
- Beckmann Mediendesign (FabScanPi Logo)
- Doug LaRue (build log, bug reporting)
- Christoph Emonds (code review)
- Jan Thar (case design, bug reporting, general support)
- Jens Hackel (documentation, bug reporting, testing)
- Francis Engelmann (original FabScan)
This project is supported by
