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Bambu Lab officially teases its first 3D scanner
First reported Source: Tom's HardwareLast editorial activity
What happened
No details of the product have been released yet, but FCC filings and Bambu Lab’s partnership with SCANOLOGY may hint at the scanner’s capabilities and shared technology. Bambu Lab teased its S1 3D scanner, and FCC filings hint at what Bambu Lab is keeping a secret right now.
Bambu Lab has officially teased its S1 3D scanner , ahead of its planned release in November 2026. 3D scanners are a niche within a niche, and not necessarily within the 3D printing niche either. 3D scanning is used in many fields, like game asset creation, texture assets, archaeology, prosthetics, and museum archiving; and the rise of 3D printing has created a small but growing demand in the form of reverse engineering automotive and various niche parts.
Key facts
- No details of the product have been — released: yet, but FCC filings and Bambu Lab’s partnership with SCANOLOGY may hint at the scanner’s capabilities and shared technology
Sources & evidence
- Tom's Hardware Reporting source
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https://www.tomshardware.com/3d-printing/3d-scanning/bambu-lab-announces-its-first-3d-scanner-and-it-might-be-expensive