Zaamigo offers the first 3D dental camera, a lightweight 80g device that captures high-quality intraoral scans using AI-assisted depth measurement. The camera works with any device without internet, requires no warm-up time, and produces STL/PLY files for open sharing. Its Neural Unstructured Light technology distinguishes it from traditional intraoral scanners.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Traditional intraoral scanners are bulky, heavy, and require lengthy warm-up times, dedicated laptops, and complex setup procedures. These limitations slow down dental workflows, create friction for practitioners, and make scanning technology less accessible across different clinical environments.
Solution
Zaamigo provides the first 3D dental camera, a compact 80g device that combines a custom RGB camera with AI-powered depth measurement. The camera delivers accurate 3D scans in five seconds without requiring a laptop, internet connection, or bulky antenna. Its Neural Unstructured Light technology uses AI for depth measurement and segmentation robustness against soft tissues, saliva, and other challenging conditions. The device is ready with one click, never overheats, and produces standard STL and PLY file formats for seamless integration into existing dental workflows.
Target Audience
Primary customers are dentists, dental clinics, and dental professionals seeking a portable, easy-to-use 3D scanning solution that integrates into existing workflows without heavy equipment or technical overhead.
Features
- Ultra-lightweight design at 80g, 30-85% lighter than traditional scanners
- AI-assisted scanning with Neural Unstructured Light technology for depth measurement and segmentation robustness
- No warm-up time required—ready to scan in 5 seconds
- Works with any device without internet connection or dedicated laptop
- No overheating during use, eliminating cool-down delays
- USB-C charging and shock-resistant construction with no moving parts
- Open system supporting STL and PLY file formats for one-click sharing