Bambu Lab has officially teased its first 3D scanner, the S1 3D, ahead of a planned November 2026 release.
Explore what early filings and partnerships reveal about the upcoming hardware.
So far, the company has not released any technical details or features for the new device. However, documents from telecommunications authorities and a recent collaboration between the company point to possible directions for the device's capabilities.
3D scanners are used in a variety of fields, including creating digital objects for video games, archaeology, medical device manufacturing, and museum archiving. At the same time, the development of 3D printing has created a steadily increasing demand for the copying and reconstruction of spare parts.
This market already includes well-known brands that offer similar devices, such as Creality, Revopoint and SHINING3D, while it remains to be seen how Bambu Lab's proposal will shape the competition in the space.
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