Structure Sensor Offers 3D Scanning For iPad
Occipital to this point is known for software but has entered the hardware arena with their Structure Sensor. Essentially, it is a 3D scanner that attaches to an iPad but is hackable to other devices including laptops and Android. At the end you can even use the data in a 3D printer or send to Shapeways.
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