CES 2014 – iSense 3D scanner for iPad Released by 3D Systems

On 7th January, 2014 iSense 3D
scanner is previewed by 3D Systems.
iSense 3D scanner is a latest 3DS
consumer scanner for iPad that
comes with seamless 3D printing
optimization and best for physical
photography to empower users to
easily click moments in every
dimension. This remarkable gadget
powered by Structure Sensor
technology and created for 3DS by
Occipital that can be used on
anything. Users don’t have to stand
motionless or place an object into a
box as needed with other 3D
scanners.
Using iSense is very easy for anyone;
one can have to attach this device
with an iPad and have to scan entire
objects or environments to get a
photorealistic copy of the real thing.
The best thing is it powered by the
same software as 3DS’ popular Sense
scanner. iSense 3D scanner is seen
at the 2014 International CES in Las
Vegas, NV for the first time in the
3DS booth 31424 LVCC South Hall.
Rajeev Kulkarni, Vice President,
General Manager, Consumer
Products, 3DS expressed his feeling
and said, “We are excited to bring a
sleek new physical-photography
device to iPad lovers the world over.”
He also added, “iSense has the most
diversity in its class for scan size
and can capture everything from a
delicious cupcake to a full body
selfie, processing in seconds to a 3D
printable, and comes with powerful,
intuitive software that lets the user
crop and enhance with easy and
automated tools.” This gadget, the
iSense incorporates with Cube®
family of consumer and prosumer 3D
printers. One of the best things
about this amazing device is it offers
direct upload options to Cubify.com
for cloud printing in a range of
materials like Clear, Ceramix, and
Aluminix. It is also supportable with
apps that designed for Occipital’s
Structure Sensor.
Moving towards the cost, it is
available $499 and will be reached
to the market during the second
quarter of 2014. Users can have this
on Cubify.com and many other retail
stores worldwide.