Bambu Lab is preparing the market launch of the S1, its first 3D scanner, with availability planned for November 2026. According to the report, only a few details are known so far. The company has published an image of the device on its official website. The report does not state specifications, pricing or the scanning technology used. Bambu Lab is best known for desktop 3D printers, so the move signals an extension of its portfolio into 3D scanning. Further details, including technical data and pricing, are expected before launch.
Bambu Lab, the desktop 3D printer maker, plans to release the S1, its first 3D scanner, in November 2026. Few details are available so far. The company has shared an image of the device, but no specifications, pricing or sales channels have been reported. The move extends the company's hardware range beyond printers into scanning, a field that often supports reverse engineering and digitising parts for printing. Further information is expected closer to the launch date.
Bambu Lab has teased its H3C, a 3D printer with a tool changer, according to a report from Tom's Hardware. The report states that the machine is scheduled to launch on November 3, 2026. The teaser reported by Tom's Hardware gives no further technical details, such as build volume, nozzle count or pricing, so these remain unconfirmed. A tool changer lets an FDM printer switch between several extruders or materials during a print without manual intervention. Readers should check the manufacturer's official announcement for specifications once they are published.