3D scanning at the Penn Libraries
Details on available equipment, how to choose an object to scan, how to make a scanning request, and more.
3D print or scan objects for an academic project—or just for fun! When you submit your scanning or printing request, staff will review your project to make sure it will scan or print correctly and will work with you to choose file format and material options that best suit your needs. During your scanning session, you will also get hands-on experience using our scanners.
All 3D printing and scanning services are offered at no additional cost to the Penn community.
Students, faculty, and staff can make 3D scans at the Fisher Fine Arts Library and the Bollinger Digital Fabrication Lab. 3D printing is available at the Bollinger Digital Fabrication Lab (for academic, clinical, and research projects), and the the Education Commons (for personal, non-academic projects).
Find out what you need to know before booking a 3D scanning or printing appointment in the following guides.
Details on available equipment, how to choose an object to scan, how to make a scanning request, and more.
Details on file formats, printing options, and sample projects.
Details on file formats, printing options, and sample projects.
Join us for a workshop that will explore the fascinating technology of 3D scanning and discover the various scanning services available at the Holman Biotech Commons and Fisher Fine Arts Library.