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AAScan is an open source, Arduino-powered 3D scanner that uses your phone
By Emanuele Signoretta on August 4, 2020
3D scanners are amazing tools that literally let you turn everyday things into three-dimensional computer models. As seen on Reddit, if you want to make one yourself — using little more than a spare Android phone, Arduino, stepper motor, and 3D-printed parts — the AAScan by QLRO could be an excellent option.
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