Today, we’re excited to introduce you to the Shining 3D EinScan HX, a remarkable 3D scanner that’s been highly anticipated. This advanced device combines lasers, blue light, and freehand operation to provide a powerful 3D scanning solution that meets a variety of needs. Let’s dive right into it and see what’s inside the box.
A Premium Unboxing Experience
The EinScan HX arrives in a sleek cardboard box, but the real treat is when you open it and discover the sturdy Pelican case that houses the scanner. This high-quality case is not just for aesthetics; it’s incredibly practical for those who need to travel with their scanning equipment. Whether you’re visiting clients or taking your scanner on the road, it’s well-protected.
What’s Inside the Box
When you open the Pelican case, you’ll find various components that make up the EinScan HX package:
- Activation code for the Solid Edge Shining 3D Edition software
- USB disk
- Power adapter
- Power cable
- Calibration board
- Position paper and markers
- Packing list
Notably, the calibration board is used to ensure the scanner’s accuracy, and we’ll be providing a video on how to perform the full calibration, so be sure to subscribe to catch that in a few weeks.
Reflective Markers for Precision
The EinScan HX includes reflective markers that are used during the scanning process. These markers are essentially stickers that you can place on objects to assist in the scanning process. They are a key feature in ensuring precise and accurate scans.
Global Power Compatibility
One standout feature is the flexibility of the EinScan HX’s power options. The scanner comes with various power plug adapters, making it suitable for use around the world. The scanner’s power requirements range from 100 to 240 volts, ensuring that you can use it in different regions without the need for a converter.
Compact Form Factor
The EinScan HX features a new form factor that’s notably smaller and more compact than previous models. It’s roughly half the size and mass of the EinScan Pro HD, making it a highly portable and convenient option.
Laser Precision for Unique Scanning Needs
What sets the EinScan HX apart from other scanners is its use of lasers and blue light technology. While many other scanners rely solely on structured light, the EinScan HX employs a laser point to scan objects. This approach is particularly beneficial when scanning dark or reflective objects that may scatter light, making it challenging for traditional structured light scanners.
Operating Controls
The EinScan HX is equipped with easy-to-use controls. You’ll find the USB and power connectors on the scanner’s back. On the front, there’s the start button for initiating scanning. Additionally, there are brightness control buttons and up and down buttons. These controls are intuitive and user-friendly, making your scanning experience efficient.
Versatility and Scanning Options
It’s important to note that the EinScan HX doesn’t work with the automated turntable, but it can still be used with other solutions like a lazy susan to facilitate scanning. The scanner comes with a 10-foot cord, providing ample mobility when scanning objects.
Conclusion
The Shining 3D EinScan HX is a game-changer in the world of 3D scanning, offering laser precision, blue light technology, and compact design. It’s the perfect solution for those who need to scan a wide range of objects, including dark and reflective surfaces. We’re excited to showcase its capabilities in upcoming videos, so stay tuned. In the meantime, let us know what objects you’d like to see us scan with the EinScan HX in the comments section below.