Revopoint POP 4 launches on Kickstarter: the first AI-powered 3D scanner with photoreal 3D Gaussian Splatting export
The Revopoint POP 4 has launched on Kickstarter as the first AI-powered 3D scanner featuring advanced capabilities. It offers real-time AI segmentation and photorealistic 3D Gaussian Splatting, making it suitable for various scanning tasks without the need for additional markers. The device is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing workflows for 3D makers and artists, enhancing the scanning experience with high precision and speed.
- ▪The POP 4 can capture intricate geometries and larger workpieces, including shiny surfaces, without requiring scanning spray or markers.
- ▪It features five scanning modes to accommodate both indoor and outdoor scenarios, achieving high accuracy and speed.
- ▪The device supports wireless operation and integrates with software for measurement, inspection, and reverse engineering tasks.
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Billed as the world’s first AI-powered, high-precision, and versatile 3D scanner, the POP 4 brings real-time AI segmentation and 3D Gaussian Splatting to a hybrid blue-laser-and-infrared platform. As the newest and most advanced member of the POP series, the POP 4 is built to handle everything from intricate geometries to larger workpieces, including black and shiny surfaces that previous POP models couldn’t capture directly — no scanning spray or markers required. The Revopoint POP 4 Kickstarter campaign is now live, with early-backer pricing and bundle details available here. For 3D makers and artists, the POP 4 fits naturally into existing workflows. Users can scan a broken bracket to reprint it, capture an existing part for modification, or create a reference shape for a new design.
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