Smartphone cameras have come a long way and are now incredibly advanced, but the world of innovative gadgets continues to push the boundaries of what we can do with our mobile devices. Recently, a fascinating new tool called Bevel has made its debut on Kickstarter. This compact device transforms your smartphone into a 3D scanner, opening up a whole new realm of creative possibilities. To use Bevel, you simply plug it into your phone’s headphone jack. It works by combining your phone's camera with its built-in laser—safe for the eyes—to capture 3D scans of objects. Once you've completed a scan, you can view the 3D model right on your phone, convert it into a GIF, share it with friends, or post it on social media. Even more exciting, you can send the data to a 3D printer to bring the digital model into the real world. The Bevel app is available for both Android and iOS, and the device itself is powered via a USB port. It claims to last up to a full day on a single charge. While it does draw a small amount of power from your phone during use, it won’t significantly drain your battery. Currently in the crowdfunding phase, Bevel is priced at $49 (around 314 RMB) and is expected to ship in March next year. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a hobbyist, or just curious about 3D scanning, Bevel offers a unique and accessible way to explore the world in three dimensions.

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