SHINING 3D
SHINING 3D EinScan Medixa
- Item Id 34902
- Variation ID 21189
- EAN 06970163087825
- Mfg part No, C011262
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Technical specifications
| Category | Traditional Method | 3D Digitizing Method |
|---|---|---|
| Method | Plaster casting, tape measure, manual drawings, CAD modeling, milling. | Contactless 3D scanning with EinScan Medixa, auto CAD conversion, direct to fabrication. |
| Materials used | Plaster, foam boxes, and manual tools. | None (fully digital). |
| Accuracy | Inconsistent, operator-dependent, multiple measurements to take average values. | One-time scanning, high-accuracy results. |
| Data archiving | Not good to track. | Data is documented and is to be used to compare in the follow-up assessment. |
| Rework rate | 15 ~ 20% | < 3% |
| Patient experience | Messy and traumatic. | Clean and comfortable. |
| Time per step (Take cranial for example) | Casting: 30 minutes Measurement: 1 hour CAD design: 3 hours Milling and finishing: 30 minutes | Scanning: 30 seconds Post-processing & CAD: 20 minutes Milling and finishing: 30 minutes |
| Total time per case | 5 hours | 1 hour |
| Patient throughput (per 8h workday) | 1.6 patients / day | 8 patients / day |
| Time savings | 80% reduction in time. | |
| Patient throughput increase | 400% increase in capacity. | |
EinScan Medixa Tech Specs
| Scan presets | Face, Cranial, Torso, Upper limb, Lower limb, Feet, Socket, Seating, Foam box |
| Light source | White light | Infrared VCSEL |
| Accuracy | RMS < 0.3 mm |
| Point distance | 0.2 ~ 3 mm |
| FOV | White light: 475 × 360 mm | Infrared VCSEL: 1090 × 1260 mm |
| Texture camera resolution | 5 MP |
| Alignment modes | Feature / Texture / Hybrid / Markers / Global markers |
*For full specs please refer to the brochure.
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