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SHINING 3D releases the EinScan H series, making industrial scanners accessible
SHINING 3D, a leading company covering the 3D digital workflow from 3D Digitizing, through Intelligent Design, to Additive Manufacturing has been a pioneer in the industry since 2004, the year it was founded. Covering the entire AM workflow from 3D…
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SHINING 3D, a leading company covering the 3D digital workflow from 3D Digitizing, through Intelligent Design, to Additive Manufacturing has been a pioneer in the industry since 2004, the year it was founded. Covering the entire AM workflow from 3D software, 3D scanning to 3D printing solutions, it has gained a deep experience in 3D Digitizing, additive manufacturing and its challenges for the last 15 years. A core part of the company´s mission aims to improve the efficiency of high-quality 3D modeling, to enable flexible production of high-performance parts, and to make 3D digitizing and additive manufacturing technologies accessible to all, whether a large multinational company or a hobbyist.
In line with this mission, SHINING 3D has just released two new 3D scanners to complement its existing popular EinScan line that includes both multi-functional handheld 3D scanners, and desktop 3D scanners. The two new releases, called EinScan H and EinScan HX are pure handheld devices, their key feature being that they integrate two technologies into one device. By adding these two new devices to the EinScan line of versatile and easy-to-use 3D scanners, SHINING 3D is making industrial-grade 3D scanning more accessible to people than before.

The Einscan H 3D scanner | Image via SHINING 3D
As you probably know, 3D scanning, used in many sectors and industries, is particularly useful for additive manufacturing as it helps create 3D models from real-world objects, applications or devices, that can then be 3D printed. In the medical sector for example, 3D scanners can be used to collect data on patients’ body in order to create perfectly customized prosthetics or orthotics. They represent a true revolution in the world of personalized medicine, and in general 3D scanning solutions are proving to be pivotal across many AM applications.





