The Creality Pika is a new 3D scanner introduced by Creality, designed to be a portable and affordable option for hobbyists. It features a compact form factor, resembling a point-and-shoot digital camera, and weighs 260 grams with batteries installed.
A primary feature of the Creality Pika is its portability, allowing for cordless operation when tethered to an iPhone 15 or Android 10 (or newer) device running the Creality scanning app. It can also connect wirelessly or via cable to a laptop for more stable scanning, though marker-free laser scanning requires a wired connection to a computer. The device runs on AA-sized rechargeable batteries, which are included.
The Creality Pika is currently available for pre-order at $699, positioning it as a more accessible option for consumers interested in 3D scanning compared to higher-priced professional models. It includes a tabletop tripod and manual turntable for scanning small objects and uses the same Creality Scan software as the Sermoon series.
The package includes a tripod, glass calibration board, manual turntable, marking blocks, spare batteries, and marking dots. The scanner itself has a 3-inch touchscreen on the back to display the scan in progress.
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The Creality Pika is a new portable 3D scanner designed for hobbyists, offering cordless operation with mobile phones and a compact, lightweight design. It aims to make 3D scanning more accessible due to its lower price point compared to professional models.