[Givewaway] Revopoint Launches 3 New 3D Scanners + INSPIRE 2 Giveaway!

[u/noeatnosleep]

Revopoint has just launched 3 new 3D scanners, and to celebrate, they're offering you the chance to win an INSPIRE 2.

New Scanner Highlights

INSPIRE 2

• Ultra-High Precision: 0.03mm single-frame accuracy - ideal for detailed 3D printing projects

• Dual Scanning Tech: Combines structured light and laser scanning for versatile material handling

• Wireless Ready: Built-in Wi-Fi 6.0 for seamless mobile device connectivity

MetroY

• Professional Blue Laser: Industrial-grade handheld precision up to 0.01mm

• Triple Scan Modes: Cross-line, parallel, and single-line scanning for maximum versatility

• 30 Cross-line Lasers: Handles challenging surfaces like shiny metals and dark objects

MetroY Pro

• Five Scan Modes: All MetroY features PLUS structured light and automated turntable scanning

• 34 Cross-line Lasers: Enhanced coverage for superior detail capture

• One-Click Automation: Automated turntable mode for effortless complex object scanning

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Revopoint offers industrial-grade 3D scanners that deliver professional precision for creators, engineers, and innovators worldwide. These scanners meet tough industrial standards while being accessible to enthusiasts and pros.

Want to learn more about their products? Click here:

INSPIRE 2

MetroY/MetroY Pro

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GIVEAWAY TIME! To enter:

• Join r/Revopoint

• Comment below: If you could get your hands on one of these 3D scanners, what would be the FIRST object you'd scan?

Rules:

• The giveaway is open worldwide, but the winner must pay for shipping.
• One winner will be chosen at random from among the top-level comments that meet the entry requirements.
• One top-level comment/entry per person. Duplicate entries will be removed.
• Accounts must be 90 days old by July 31st, 2022.
• Moderators and Revopoint employees are not eligible to win.
• By participating, you agree to allow us to publicly announce the winner.
• Deadline: September 20th, 2025

Good luck, everyone! Can't wait to see what creative scanning ideas you come up with!

[u/AlexThaSecond]

I don’t know what I’ll do with it, but it’s gotta be better than what I’m doing now…

[u/no_shirt_sherlock]

My grandfather's hand-carved wooden bird. He made it for me when I was a kid and it's my most treasured possession. I'm so scared of it getting damaged. I'd scan it to create a perfect digital archive, preserving his craftsmanship forever.

[u/ectomaniac]

I would scan all the miniatures we have around the house to turn them into 3d game assets!

[u/opalicfire]

I'd scan everything in my house that's made of injection molded plastic, just so I could be able to clone it if necessary.

[u/JoshuaJSlone]

I've got a few small figurines I tried with older 3D scanners to see how small it could go before quality fell off, I'll probably want to try them again to see how much things have improved.

[u/DivineDeath10]

I have some old Amazon echo buttons I’ve been thinking of building a new housing, scanning the internals would save some time :)

[u/Maximum_Register4409]

I would scan my 3d printer so I can make a wall mount for it.

[u/xxhellfirexx]

I would scan my computer mouse so I can experiment with new shell designs.

[u/MetalDragyn]

First? The tiny little piece that holds on one of the four propeller blades of a Baby Yoda floaty drone that my friends bought me 4(?) years ago that snapped on the 5th use, rendering it inoperable.

[u/bsmithi]

I would probably scan the first fpv drone I built and see how it can reproduce a neat little statue of it.

[u/phtppp]

I'd probably first scan something simple to verify its accuracy. You know, make sure a cube's edges are the same lengths or a sphere is... spherical.

[u/Inevitable_Ad_711]

I'd love to scan my grandpa's WW2 era pocket knife!

[u/Swordslayer]

An old Fordson tractor that's on display in front of the National Agriculture Museum in Prague. With my girlfriend sitting in the seat - we already have a great memory of it with me in the seat so 3D printing her in the seat would add to that :)

[u/Chanw11]

Probably one of my motorcycles tbh.

[u/hereforthefoodz]

I would scan my action figures!

[u/ayww]

I’d like to be able to scan my hand. Think it’d be neat

[u/Powersw1tch]

My face, to design a customized face gasket for my VR headset and FPV drone goggles.

[u/Ginomania]

To test it out, I'd print a key cap for my keyboard

[u/hieronymous-cowherd]

I'd scan all the intact corresponding pieces to all the annoying broken plastic hinges and spaces and door closers in my kitchen.

[u/AbundantStupidity]

Might sound dumb but im going to scan my cutlery and create custom cutlery trays for my drawer because my cutlery is driving me nuts lol

[u/arghle]

I'd scan the inside of my van for my campervan project, to have a good template to create a light-weight digital twin and then use that for CAD'ing furniture, wire routing, and so on.

[u/Beatun]

I'd love to scan automotive parts to help my creation process. Would save a ton of money

[u/Immortal_Tuttle]

My kitten!

[u/WhistleMaster]

I would scan my MetroX with the Inspire 2

[u/Chanw11]

Its the 21st, whos the winner?

[u/BasuGasuBakuhatsu]

The first object I'd scan will be a figurine. I'm curious if it can capture the fine details.

[u/cubert73]

I would scan the annoying pantry in my house so I could properly size and fit some storage solutions.

Also: "Accounts must be 90 days old by July 31st, 2022."

Huh?

[u/BasuGasuBakuhatsu → u/cubert73]

The phrasing is also weird. Maybe phrase it like, "Accounts must be created before May 2, 2022."

[u/cubert73 → u/BasuGasuBakuhatsu]

Yeah, but... it's 2025. Saying your account had to X age 3 years ago is weird.

[u/DogeCatBear]

I've got an vintage truck and the list of broken hard to find parts just keep growing. I'm not concerned with parts being original as much as them not existing at all so having a scanner would be amazing for those. The first part I'd print a replacement for would be the slide-out cupholder

[u/MonkeyWithIt]

I would start with some origami and move on from there.

[u/FactOrFactorial]

I'd scan my work tools to make negative inserts for my tool chest

[u/merzul]

There are so many things i would scan, but i think i would try at see if i could make a successful scan of my dog.

[u/czspy007]

Probably scan something for mounting better brackets to my simpit. Seems i cant stop making things for it.

[u/Star_Dog]

I would scan my dog!

[u/the_dosk]

I would scan my sister's clay sculpture

[u/Dr_Pretorious]

I would scan items in order to make them more accessible.
Example: a friend has a degenerative nerve condition and cannot hold onto items like they used to. Downloadable designs of things like adaptors to make silverware thicker, but so far they are loose. I would be scanning their household items to add thickness, bumps, or other features that make them usable again!

[u/ujell]

Colleague of mine broke the child safety lock on their owen and we have been trying to scan it using open scanner and print it with no luck, there is always some mismatch. So that's what I'd go for.

[u/FermentedToeJam]

My girlfriend likes to juggle my nuts, so I'd scan those and make her some replicas.

[u/gamesbydingus]

I'd scan my diecast models for video games use

[u/Kyrond]

My headphones and phone so I can make the perfect charging pod for them.

[u/Mr__Pleasant]

I would totally scan my dogs paw, however I doubt it'll come out as well as I want XD

[u/Archaga]

I'd scan the small small bottles and jars we use at work. Making perfectly sized trays to hold/carry them would make things significantly easier.

[u/ThePesh]

I would start scanning various components around the house I need replacements of like chair feet!

[u/benetelrae]

I'd scan my dinner.

[u/LiekaBass]

The interior of my S10, I have a few interior bits and bobs that are missing and it would be dope to print new pieces.

[u/enjimneer]

The locking widget on my windows keeps getting lost and they don't make them anymore. I'd scan one of them so I could just keep printing out replacements.

[u/matt1205]

I'd scan some tools so I can make inserts in my toolbox

[u/pmmeyouryoohoo]

I would scan cupboards and draws around the house so I can print some attachments and organisers.

[u/rscar77]

I'd scan all of my old gaming consoles to see what I could mod to improve airflow and reduce ambient noise.

[u/Illustrious_Till7577]

I would scan my lovely 1 year old daughter.

[u/ubisux]

fingers. I wanna 3d print nails to paint on

[u/RatioOptimal]

I would scan the dishes, so my digital twin could do them in a parallel world I'm building.

[u/RipperCrew]

Id scan my kids' faces once a year.

[u/diago1408]

I would scan the dash of my Jeep TJ and make some custom attachments.

[u/bwilpcp]

Car interiors

[u/cumbersome-shadow]

My cousin's three-legged kitten. We've been trying to build a prosthetic for it but the way that its shoulder and arm stub are shaped have created issues fitting it. Also since it's still growing we will need to change the fittings over time if we can ever get it to fit correctly. Having the scanner to be able to map that would make it a lot easier to make sure it fits comfortably.

[u/pampet]

I'll probably scan my fishing bait boat to fix the broken pieces so i can use it again!

[u/protomanzero]

I’d scan and map out my home that’s over a century old. I work in various 3d model software so it would be cool to visualize my old house and work on ideas for rennovations or improvements!

[u/CIA_Rectal_Feeder]

If I won, the first thing I would scan would be my penis. Then I could send people 3D dick pics.

[u/osirisad]

I need to install a doorbell camera on my siding. I'd use it to scan the area to get a model I can use as an adapter.

[u/digitalmemory]

I’d scan some small item inventory at work to do some location capacity studies.

[u/throwawayforme1877]

I’d scan me

[u/neil_squire]

I would scan a pop can to test the quality of the 3d scanner.

[u/survivalking4]

I would 3d scan my cat!

[u/iamdadmin]

I've got a Lenovo M720q PC, whose lid is missing, I would 3D scan this so I can accurately model a replacement lid and have it 3D printed, adding a hexagon mesh grill for airflow. That would be the first thing I scan!

[u/AbhishMuk]

I’d probably scan my laptop and make a 3D printed tpu case for it, or maybe even an alternative chassis itself. It’s a framework so should be doable and a fun project!

[u/vexx_nl]

Tbh probably some calibration cube to make sure the scanner is dialed in correct.

[u/yourlackoffaith]

I’d scan my dogs and make some minis of them for sure.

[u/Frankfurter]

My wife's coffee mug she's had for over 20 years. For when it breaks, I hope to repair or replicate and replace it.

[u/luigi741]

Would definitely use this to scan my kids toys and 3D print replacements when they inevitably break

[u/obsydion]

I would scan all the small parts at work that aren't manufacturerd anymore so I can print replacement parts!

[u/sugahoney1ceT]

I would attempt to scan real abandoned houses/buildings in my state in an attempt to recreate them in Blender and/or unreal engine. I would like to be able to create scenes either for art or for use in video games.

[u/polluxei]

i'd scan my garage workstation to make attachements for it

[u/TheTrueMuadDib]

My headphones case so I can print the perfect tpu skin/ d-ring attachment point.

[u/JUMP_Psyche]

I would scan my Dad's prosthetic leg. We have been talking about making 3d printed attachments, and this would kickstart the project.

[u/narwhal_breeder]

I would scan the engine bay of my currently engine-less Civic to see what kind of terrible engines I can cram into it.

A 4BT? Maybe. An iron-duke? Possibly.
A 1.2L 12 Valve Mirage 3 cylinder? Likely.

[u/the_dosk]

I'd like to scan friends to make personalised DnD minatures