Overview
There are currently two controller boards and several scanner builds available.
I am constantly working on new variations and if you need any custom solution or additional functionality, please let me know.
Scanner
scan volume: 18x18x18cm
compatible with arduino shield and pi shield
DSLR, Smartphone and Raspberry Pi Camera support
several modifications available (size, design ...)
aimed at tinkerers
currently under development!
compatible with pi shield
Raspberry Pi Camera only
aim: easy to use scanner
--> "one-click-solution"
Controller
compatible with all recent Raspberry Pis and various scanner builds
support various camera types
Browser-based User Interface
growing number of features
a lot of potential :)
compatible with Arduino Nano
supports various cameras via external trigger
basic two axis stepper controller with camera trigger and ringlight connector
Other Builds

Laser-cut 09/19
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aim: laser-cut version of OpenScan
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pros: no 3d printing
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cons: not happy with the design
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status: hibernating
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links: unpublished, as the design is pretty half-baked

The Wheel 3 (06/18)
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aim: DSLR support
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pros: fun build and decent results
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cons: not rigid, lot of 3d printing, not adjustable to different object sizes
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status: stopped
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link: Thingiverse

The Wheel 1 (04/18)
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aim: mimic natural movement around the object
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pros: object is static
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cons: not rigid, difficult lighting, a lot of 3d printed material
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status: stopped
Large 02/2020
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aim: accomodate larger objects
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pros: scalable solution
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cons: difficult lighting, wire management ...
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status: hibernating
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links: Thingiverse

CNC 08/19
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aim: CNC version of OpenScan
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pros: no 3d printing
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cons: I do not have a CNC, not happy with the design
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status: hibernating
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links: unpublished, as the design is pretty half-baked

The Wheel 2 (05/18)
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aim: mimic natural movement around the object
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pros: object is static
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cons: not rigid, difficult lighting, a lot of 3d printed material
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status: stopped
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links: Thingiverse

pre-OpenScan (01/18)
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aim: first try to rotate/tilt the object
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pros: great results, easy to build
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cons: weak stepper motors, inefficient design
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status: improved version
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Links: Thingiverse