Einscan Rigil Protective Case (can be used while scanning)

Updated Version: After some requests I added mounting loop for lanyards and wrist straps

I wanted to have a bit more protection for my Rigil so I did a quick scan of it with the Rockit in laser mode and got to work in Quicksurface Pro to design three parts of the protective case: Protection for the Display, Protection for the Emitter (parts where the cameras and lasers are) and a Protection for the lower grip so it doesn't scratch up when being laid on the table. To ensure it still (barely) fit in the original case I scanned the case with NIR mode and oriented it to the scan of the Rigil in Quicksurface. If there is interest in the RE and design process for protective case I can create a small narrated guide on how I did it step by step.

95% of the RE and CAD work was done in Quicksurface, the rest in Fusion 360 mainly due to some design mistakes that would have taken longer to fix in Quicksurface. Nivce thing is the scanner stays fully functional with the protection added: You can still use the battery hatch and neither the display, emitters, plugs and buttons nor the cooling vents are obstructed. Additionally the scanner still fits in the original case when all protection is added (barely but fits).

After the protection was finished I still wanted some protective covers for the display and emitter areas, so I designed them based on the protection so they nicely fit in place and can be secured with some 10mm velcros while transporting the scanner without the original case.

Printing

Print the parts as oriented from TPU (must be TPU since they should cushion and mount by sliding over the scanner). I used my A1 Mini with some cheap Geetech TPU and 2 wall so there is infill all around to have a bit more of a cushion effect.
The covers can be printed from any material, I quite like PETG.

Mounting

Just slide the TPU parts over the scanner, keep an eye on the orientation of the cutouts for the power button and USB port for the display protection and for the notch on the emitter which goes at the bottom. You may need to slide the display protection a bit around so the cutouts align precisely, same may apply to the grip protection.
If you want you can use s few small strips of reversible double sided tape (like used in smartphone repair) to secure the display and emitter protection further. Just place them on the contact areas.