Once the oval turns green you can push the white button at the bottom of the phone display in order to initiate the scan. Position the phone directly in front of your face at a distance that causes the red oval to turn green. Launch the FaceApp application and select the FACE option. Remove glasses or anything else obscuring your face. Stand or sit in a stationary place so that you will be able to turn your head 90° to the left and right when you are ready to scan. Scanning with Bellus3D FaceAppĭownload Bellus3D FaceApp from the Apple App Store Scanning with an iOS device and Bellus3D FaceApp or Dental Pro, and exporting the fitter as an STL file is free.ģD Printing the mask fitter requires materials such as PLA plastic. Other filtering materials may work with reduced effectiveness, such as cotton cloth. It may also be possible to use elastic cloth or string.įilter Material: A surgical mask is preferred. We recommend a chain of thin rubber bands. To 3D print the fitter, you will need a 3D printer using material such as PLA plastic.īand Material: You will need material to create a band to hold the fitter in place around the head. If you are using an iPad Pro, you can scan using Bellus3D Dental Pro. You will need to scan the wearer's face using Bellus3D FaceApp, which requires an iPhone with a TrueDepth camera (iPhone X, Xs, Xs Max, XR, 11, 11 Pro or 11 Pro Max). Warning: While our fitter seems to improve the seal of a face mask, it has not been tested for effectiveness in preventing COVID-19, and you should use it at your own risk. The Loma Linda University School of Dentistry has worked with us on the development and testing of the Mask Fitter and have found that it enhances the peripheral seal of a mask. The mask fitter model can be generated with Bellus3D's face scanning app on an iPhone 11, iPhone X, or iPad Pro with FaceID capability. Bellus3D's Face Mask Fitter is a personalized 3D printed plastic frame that is contoured to the specific shape of a person's face to improve the seal of surgical or similar face masks.
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