GoKawiilBambu Lab teases S1 3D scanner ahead of November 2026 launch
Bambu Lab has publicly teased its first 3D scanner, the S1, with a release planned for November 2026. No specifications have been officially disclosed, but FCC filings reveal a label and drawing showing a 60W power rating, and the device appears to share that rating with SCANOLOGY's 3DeVOK MT Gen2 scanner.
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The shared 60W rating and a possible screen design visible in the FCC drawing suggest Bambu Lab may be using a platform related to SCANOLOGY's technology, though this is not confirmed. If the scanner lacks a battery, as the filing hints, it would likely need to be tethered to a PC during use, which could limit portability compared to some battery-powered rivals from Creality, Revopoint, and SHINING3D.
- Bambu Lab has teased an S1 3D scanner targeting a November 2026 release with no official specs yet.
- FCC filings show a 60W input rating matching SCANOLOGY's 3DeVOK MT Gen2, hinting at possible shared technology.
- The lack of visible battery hardware suggests the scanner may require a PC connection to operate.
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