Scanned with PIKA connected PC with cable / blue light mode
3 scans aligned on auto mode
Mesh computed at less than 1m polygons as my PC has curently heating problems
The point cloud still exists, I'll try more polygons as soon as I can
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Some are still on my PC as work in progress, hope to show you more soon.
The free statue scan stl on creality cloud : https://www.crealitycloud.com/en/model-detail/6a7a4972710cf4628af41d42?cloudPlatform=19
Link to the Pika : https://crscanner.net/4yAjOyu
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Partial 3D scan of "Hommage à GUY DE MAUPASSANT" statue ("Tribute to GUY DE MAUPASSANT") in Monceau Park, Paris, France. Model Scale 1/10.
Scanned with PIKA and my phone during the BETA TEST Phase, IR mode, using a selfy stick. Couldn't capture the top bust wich was too high to reach, even with the selfy stick.
Free to download and print.
Link to the Pika : https://crscanner.net/4yAjOyu
https://www.crealitycloud.com/en/model-detail/6a7a4972710cf4628af41d42?cloudPlatform=19
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Scanned with Ferret Pro / Printed on white Ender Fast PLA
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Scanned with Ferret Pro / Printed on white Ender Fast PLA
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Scanned with Ferret Pro
Printed on white Ender Fast PLA
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Family project update!
40th family member scanned!
This time it was my grandmother, 97 years old, who has Alzheimer’s. She’s the oldest member of the family and the very first one in the project to be scanned with the Pika. She didn’t really understand what I was doing, so I was counting on the AI reconstruction to help — but with my mother’s assistance, I managed to scan her in just one minute and got a really good result.
Just with the Pika and my phone.
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Hi, I’ve been using the Pika for over a month now, and not only do I find it practical, efficient, and versatile, but the CrealityScan software keeps getting better and better. I’ve done a lot of portrait scans with the Ferret Pro before trying the Pika, and I sometimes had to spend a lot of time fixing errors or filling in missing information in Blender — depending on lighting conditions or if the model moved.
Now, I wouldn’t say it’s magic, but a large part of that work can be handled automatically in CrealityScan. Sometimes (rarely) you still need to switch to manual mode to guide it through certain operations like alignment, but it’s still easy, and overall the amount of time I save by doing everything directly in the scanning software is incredible.
There were several of us testing it, and the development team was really listening to our feedback to improve things. You’re not obliged to take my word for it, of course. That’s why I want to make it clear that I don’t work for Creality. I’m just a scanning enthusiast they reached out to in order to get direct user feedback.
I’m really happy with this little scanner — it can do a lot!
If you consider buying the Pika, you can pass by that link Creality provided me. That would help me, thanks!
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A little screenshot video showing my whole process using Creality Pika, connected to PC by USB, to scan TV remote control with blue line laser.
No mattifying spray used.
Some parts are accelerated and the loading/computing screens have been cut off the edit.
This video purpose is to show my process using CrealityScan and a quick final step in Blender a the finished mesh to apply a little smoothing.
The Pika Facebook group : https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18sX7RQ5b4/
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https://youtu.be/xSAKucIOvFM?is=Bn9IWlsvTKC6oGzR
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https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Bde5K7aai/
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Hi!
This time I used the blue‑light mode.
The Pika was connected to the PC via USB.
I took three or four different scans of the remote control, then used auto‑alignment before generating the mesh.
I did the same for the battery cover.
Once the models were computed, I switched to Blender to smooth the plastic surfaces with a basic tool. That last step took me less than five minutes.
You can find my other test scans and more on the dedicated Facebook group :
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Bde5K7aai/
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Hi everyone! I’ve had the chance to try out the new Pika, and I think it’s incredible!
Compared to my Ferret Pro, the smoothness, the tracking, and the overall result quality are all a step above.
The setup is great too! You insert the rechargeable battery (I have two of them, super handy for swapping even in the middle of a scan). There are removable lenses for infrared scanning, which makes it possible to scan even when backlit. You mount it on the mini tripod or a selfie stick, connect it to your phone via the Pika’s built‑in Wi‑Fi, and you’re ready to start scanning!
The processing on the mobile app is already great, but you can transfer your projects to the PC app just by scanning a QR code, which opens up even more possibilities, like aligning multiple scans and accessing more fine tuning settings. There’s also an AI‑assisted texture recalculation option, even though the texture application is already excellent.
I made a video on the Pika Facebook group :
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Fuxjtx8rN/
And there is blue light mode too!
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Hello, I tryed Creality Pika parallele blue light mode connected with USB to PC
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