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Bambu Lab plans November 2026 debut for S1, its first 3D scanner

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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.

Context 3D scanning captures the shape of a physical object as a digital mesh, which can then be edited or printed.

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  1. 3Dnatives, 27 Oct 2026

This summary was written with the help of AI from the linked reports, under the editorial responsibility of Svetozar Kolesar.