Bambu Lab Enters the Consumer 3D Scanner Market

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January 31, 2026 Hardware 10263

Bambulab Tech, with annual revenue exceeding ¥10 billion, has now entered the 3D scanner market alongside its 3D printing business!

△ Bambu Tech’s P2S 3D Printer (Left) | Scienscan’s 3D Scanner (Right)

Bambulab Tech, with annual revenue exceeding ¥10 billion, has now entered the 3D scanner market alongside its 3D printing business!

On January 29, 2026, Scienscan, a company listed on the STAR Market, announced that it had signed a framework cooperation agreement with Shenzhen Bambu Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Bambu Tech"). The two parties will jointly design and develop consumer-grade 3D scanners, with Scienscan responsible for production and sales to Bambu Tech. As a framework agreement, the total contract value has not been specified.

On the day of the contract signing, Scienscan’s stock price surged by 15%, bringing its market capitalization to ¥9.48 billion.

Bambu Tech currently holds tens of billions in cash reserves. Leveraging its strong financial strength, highly skilled talent pool, and efficient corporate management and culture, the company continues to innovate in the 3D printer sector. There are also rumors that it may be developing consumer-grade laser engravers, CNC machines, and other products for personal creation and manufacturing, though these remain unconfirmed.

Through this collaboration with Scienscan, a professional 3D scanner manufacturer, Bambu Tech is rapidly advancing its consumer-grade 3D scanner project by building on Scienscan’s technical expertise.

"Bambu’s entry into the 3D scanner market is likely to disrupt the industry, just as it did with 3D printing," a source told Nanjixiong.

In a recent interview, Tao Ye, CEO of Bambu Tech, mentioned that "being able to achieve world-class excellence is a necessary condition for entrepreneurship." With annual revenue now exceeding ¥10 billion, Bambu Tech is no longer a small startup. The question remains: is Bambu Tech an unstoppable force? Can it achieve top position in every market it enters?

Note: According to the 2026 China 3D Printing Landscape Report, companies involved in the 3D scanner sector include:
Hangzhou Shining 3D, Hangzhou Scienscan, Xi’an Revopoint, Shenzhen Jimu Yida, Shenzhen Orbbec, Shenzhen Creality, Shenzhen Suma Electronics, Tianjin Weisen, Shanghai Yuda 3D, Beijing Zhongke Yida, Beijing Onuoga Technology, Guangzhou Aomaijie Digital Technology, Wuhan Weijing, Beijing Xunheng, Hangzhou Feibai, Guangzhou Kangke, Dongguan Yuelian, Shenzhen Hualang 3D, Beijing Onuoga, Shanghai Dingzhu, Beijing Jiruixintian, Ningbo Fulade, Wuhan Zhongguan, Jiangsu Tadisi, Shenzhen Juying, Shenzhen Nanke 3D, among others.

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