Brand | HP |
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Item model number | 3DB06AT |
Hardware Platform | PC; |
Operating System | N/a |
Item Weight | 1.3 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 8.73 x 4.51 x 5 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 8.73 x 4.51 x 5 inches |
Color | Black |
Manufacturer | Hewlett Packard |
ASIN | B078W3Y2GH |
Date First Available | January 8, 2017 |
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HP Z 3D Camera with SLAM Fusion Scanning, Compatible with Most Current HP Z and EliteDisplay Series Monitors and Windows 10 PCs
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Product details
Brand | HP |
Connectivity Technology | USB |
Color | Black |
Special Feature | Low Light |
Included Components | HP Z 3D Camera Main Module,Three Badges, HP Scan Mat, User Setup Guide |
Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
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- Turn your display and Windows 10 PC into a versatile capture tool. The display-mounted, down-facing camera quickly digitizes 3D objects and textures, 2D documents, and the live desktop view.
- Integrated 3D SLAM Fusion scanning technology constructs the digital 3D model in real time. Simply rotate a scannable object in your hands under the camera (see image gallery for characteristics of scannable objects).
- Generate compatible 3D data with texture map synthesis for PBR rendering using integrated Allegorithmic Substance B2M functionality. PBR rendering software is not included, sold separately.
- Enrich remote collaboration sessions with visual communication: Share and zoom in on high-resolution captures or a live view of objects, sketches, and documents for presentation.
- Access HP WorkTools: Applications that enhance Windows workflows, including Capture WorkTool for 2D, Camera 3D WorkTool for 3D, and the Stage WorkTool visual clipboard. Internet access required for download and updates.
- Document scans you can use in your everyday apps: Scan, crop, and straighten your documents and export as searchable Adobe PDFs.
- Compatibility: Most current HP Z and EliteDisplay series monitors and Windows 10 PCs. Select flat- or moderately curved-back monitors.
- Display is not included. Minimum PC requirements: Windows 10 64-bit Fall Creators Update (Version 1709), Intel(R) Xeon(R) E3-1200 v3/6th Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 (or equivalent) Processor, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, 2 GB Disk Space, NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) GTX 760/NVIDIA(R) Quadro(R) M620 (or equivalent), Full HD Monitor (1920 x 1080), 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A port & 1 x USB 2.0 Type-A port (or 1 x USB 3.0 Type-C port for included adapter), internet connection.
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Product Description
Fast forward to digital realism with the HP Z 3D Camera. Turn your display[1] and Windows 10 PC into a versatile capture tool, with 3D object and 2D document capture, as well as live view and video capture capabilities.
For 3D scanning, SLAM Fusion technology creates a 3D digital model in only a few steps. Hold and rotate a scannable object under the camera, as the Camera 3D software tracks and builds a base 3D model in real-time. Base model geometry can be further enhanced or refined in digital sculpting applications, such as Zbrush[2]. A 14.6 MP camera captures high res images of an object’s color texture, that are mapped to the geometry to create realistic texture. The Camera 3D software synthesizes PBR maps with every scan — diffuse color, normal, roughness, and metalness maps. These can be edited in texturing tools, such as Substance Painter[2], to add realism to the scanned object.
There are many objects that do scan well, but not all objects are 3D scannable with SLAM Fusion scanning technology. The included ‘What makes a good scannable?’ chart illustrates characteristics that make an object more compatible with SLAM Fusion scanning. For example, objects like a piece of driftwood or an athletic shoe scan well (rigid, asymmetrical, enough volume, with highly varied color detail), whereas objects like a narrow twig or small toy car do not scan well (not enough volume, with potentially moving parts, thin edges, and/or transparent/shiny/dark surfaces).
[1] Monitor not included. Minimum configuration of Windows 10 64-bit Fall Creators Update (Version 1709), Intel(R) Xeon(R) E3-1200 v3/6th Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 (or equivalent) Processor, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, 2 GB Disk Space, NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) GTX 760/NVIDIA(R) Quadro(R) M620 (or equivalent) 2GB VRAM, Full HD Monitor (1920 x 1080), 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A port & 1 x USB 2.0 Type-A port (or 1 x USB 3.0 Type-C port for included adapter), internet connection. [2] ZBrush and Substance Painter software are sold separately.
From the manufacturer
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SLAM Fusion Scanning
Create life-like digital images
Integrated 3D SLAM Fusion technology constructs a 3D model of an object in real time.
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Jumpstart 3D Workflows
Fast forward to digital realism
Generate low-poly models with base color texture to use as references for modeling and texturing.
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Compatible 3D Data
Output 3D scan data for PBR rendering
Diffuse color, normal, roughness, and metalness PBR maps synthesized with every 3D scan.
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Remote Collaboration
Enrich remote sessions with visual communication
Share and zoom in on capture or a live view of objects, sketches, and documents for presentation.
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Access HP Worktools
Applications that enhance Windows workflows
Integrate capture and scanning into existing workflows with Capture, Camera 3D, and Stage WorkTools.
What are the minimum PC system requirements?
Win 10 64-bit (1709), Intel(R) Xeon(R) E3-1200 v3/6th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 (or equiv.), 8GB RAM, 2GB Disk Space, NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) GTX 760/NVIDIA(R) Quadro(R) M620 (or equiv.), Full HD Monitor, Type-A USB 3.0 (1) & USB 2.0 (1) ports, internet.
Is the monitor included? Which monitors are compatible with the HP Z 3D Camera?
Monitor is not included. Most current HP Z and EliteDisplay series monitors are compatible. Other monitors that provide enough height when mounted to create a scannable volume below, and have a flat or moderately curved back, may be compatible.
What are the benefits of 3D scanning with the HP Z 3D Camera? What can the 3D scan data be used for?
The HP Z 3D Camera uses the award-winning Camera 3D WorkTool app to quickly capture an object’s geometry and high-resolution color texture, ideally suited for computer graphics rendering and other 3D and 2D content-authoring software.
What files are exportable from the HP Z 3D Camera?
The Capture WorkTool for HP Z 3D Camera exports 2D images: jpg, png, pdf. The Camera 3D WorkTool exports obj, mtl, and color jpg, as well as 3mf. The Stage WorkTool (visual clipboard) exports png, jpg, and its own format, .stage files.
What types and sizes of objects can be scanned?
Mounted on an average monitor, the scannable volume created is approx. 12”L x 12”W x 10”H (30cm L x 30cm W x 25cm H). Objects that scan best are between 4-10” (10-25cm) in size, rigid, feature-rich, opaque, matte finish, and light colored.
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Why buy
| Capture & digitize 3D objects | Create precise 360° 3D models | Extensive color spectrum | Stunning 4K clarity | Detachable Bluetooth keyboard | Big power in a small device |
Scanning type
| SLAM Fusion | Structured light | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Texture maps
| Multiple | Diffuse color only | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Scanning software
| HP WorkTools | HP 3D Scan Software Pro v5 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
High accuracy geometry
| No | Yes | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
High resolution texture
| Yes | Yes | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
2D scan file exports
| JPG, PNG, PDF | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
3D scan file exports
| OBJ, GLTF, 3MF | OBJ, STL, PLY | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Scanner capabilities
| Live view, 2D and 3D scanning | 3D scanning only | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Dimensions
| 4.51 x 8.73 x 5 in inches | 12.71 x 24.13 x 8.22 inches | 25.27 x 9.76 x 22.55 inches | 24.18 X 9.05 X 20.07 inches | 0.75 x 14.35 x 8.94 inches | 8.5 x 8.5 x 2.28 inches |
Weight
| 1.2 lb | 19.36 lb | 26.6 lb | 20.68 lb | 4.78 lb | 4.5 lb |
Power
| USB | External AC | External AC | External AC | External AC or battery | External AC |
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Scanning Process Part 1 - SLAM Fusion
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HP Z 3D Camera: What Makes a Good Scannable?
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Scanning Process Part 3 - Processing
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Scanning Process Part 2 - Photo Texture Capture
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Scanning Process Part 4 – Exporting
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Unfortunately, it is nearly impossible to get decent 3D scans of most objects even if you have hardware that meets the minimum requirements. If you are trying to scan an item that is not the proper size, shape, stiffness, and texture... it will not just scan it poorly... it will not scan it at all This has camera has very few useful purposes outside of very specific situations.
At this point I am not sure what those specific situations would even be. HP used as an example a shoe manufacturer, but I couldn't get a decent scan of a shoe. They also scanned a stick for 3D animation that after owning the device I realized was picked because it was the ideal size and texture. So I found an almost identical stick and it scanned better than the shoe, but that is about the only object that I was able to get an acceptable scan of. Unfortunately, I have no desire to print a plastic 3d replica of a stick.
To be more fair to HP they released a chart where they did not claim that this camera was useful for 3d printing. But watching the videos and reading the testimonials convinced me otherwise.
I am highly skeptical of the reviewer here saying that they are using this camera for some type of corporate use. And that their "companies" have bought a bunch of them and they are using them in place of "$30,000 3 D scanners" and that this camera has "revolutionized" 3D scanning. This is not an accurate review and should be taken down.
The idea is strong and great for some industries if its a circular object that needs scanning but in all honesty your i-phone can do much better nowadays.
Like I said, they tried getting into the market when it was fresh but ultimately its nowhere near where it needs to be in comparison to the market. Save up your money for something superior or just use your phone.
Sorry HP - this was a loss.
First I had difficulty getting the camera to work since it was not recognized by my Dell computer. I finally connected through the USB ports on the front of the computer ( a process that took about an hour to figure out) and it worked. There was no place that this was recommended by the documentation. The documentation is skimpy and much of it you need to search for on-line. They include a number of scans with the software but I haven't been able to reproduce anything like what they show or what the show in their marketing videos.
The camera is always telling you to move slower and that it has lost tracking. When you do get a scan it is generally incomplete and takes quite a long time to do. Most scans are failures. Support has been non-existent. Calls to support end up in circle where you are told to call a number which then hangs up on you or tells you to call a number where you are referred back to the original number. Often the web site crashes when one makes an inquiry. When the web site works and you enter the serial number to find out your support options, you get spinning wheel of death with no other response. If someone at HP is listening I would very much like to find out how to contact support.
At the moment I would say "It just doesn't work."
I think the concept has a lot of potential but not sure how practical it is. As others have said, the camera always tells you to slow down and loses its connection. No matter how slow or carefully I moved the object, ended up having issues. The completed scans were not as accurate as I hoped and that is after spending a lot of time to complete them. Hopefully this is just a software issue and can be improved.
The results this produces are far from perfect. If your expectations are high, do more research. For $600 and a 3D scan in under 5 minutes, this thing has revolutionized the industry. I will will only get better from here and I feel HP has taken the first step in the right direction.