3D Systems Sense User Manual

INTRODUCTION
You can think of scanning as a sort of physical photography. By scanning a physical object, you can create a 3D digital
model. Unlike traditional photography, however, you can use the digital model to return to the physical mode by sending the
image to a 3Dprinter.
You can also use Cubify Sculpt to import your scan, where you can then manipulate the scan as you would a clay model.
You can add texture, mash up multiple models, add color, and design with symmetry. The final model you create in Cubify
Sculpt is a 3D print-ready file.
The Sense 3D scanner gives you the ability to observe a scene in three dimensions and then translates the observations
into a 3D model. You can then use various Geomagic applications to translate the scans into information such as:
l Identification of people and their body properties
l Classification of objects such as furniture, packages, and so on
l Measurements such as size and volume
l Location of walls and floor
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3D Systems Sense Specifications

General

Color scanning	Yes
Duplex scanning	-
Input color depth	16 bit
Maximum scan size	3000 x 3000 mm
Optical scanning resolution	- DPI
Product color	Black
Daily duty cycle (max)	- pages
USB version	3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1)
Standard interfaces	USB 2.0, USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1)
Power supply type	USB
Power consumption (typical)	2.25 W
Minimum RAM	2048 MB
Minimum processor	Intel® Core™ i5
Minimum storage drive space	4096 MB
Operating temperature (T-T)	10 - 40 °C

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	129 mm
Width	33 mm
Height	178 mm