Free Workshop - Intro to OLSK 3D Scanner

This hands-on workshop offers an introduction to the OLSK Scanner V2.5, a high-performance object scanner designed for precision and detail. Participants will learn to operate the scanner, which features a full aluminum frame for stability, a 16-megapixel camera for capturing sharp images, and a polypropylene cover for added durability. With programmable RGB lighting, the machine allows for controlled lighting environments, ensuring high-quality scans.

The OLSK Scanner V2.5 can handle objects up to 300mm in size and capture up to 900 images per scan, providing exceptional detail for 3D modeling, design, and documentation. Through this workshop, attendees will understand the basics of scanning, setting up objects, and optimizing scan quality using the software provided.

By the end of the session, participants will be comfortable using the machine to scan a variety of objects and will have gained insights into advanced features such as RGB lighting customization and scan optimization.

This introductory workshop is ideal for those in design, fabrication, or anyone interested in 3D scanning technology.

Learning Outcomes

• Operate the OLSK Scanner V2.5 and set up objects for scanning.
• Adjust the scanner’s cameras for different object sizes and shapes.
• Use and customize RGB lighting for optimal scan quality.
• Process and optimize 3D scans using the provided software.
• Understand practical applications of 3D scanning in design and fabrication.
• Replicate and assemble the open-source OLSK Scanner in different settings.
• Recognize safety considerations when working with prototype machines.

This machine workshops are made possible through our partnreship with In Machines please feel free to familrise yourself with more info : Inmachines

By participating in this free workshop, you acknowledge that OLSK Machines are prototype devices and are therefore not CE-certified under German law. Consequently, you understand and accept that operating these machines is done at your own risk.

Materials for the workshop will be provided to you and are included.

This workshop is held in English and in German at specific request.

Host or Publisher MotionLab.Berlin