3D Scanners

Scanning Scenarios:

The MINI series is designed for professionals who want to scan smaller objects such as industrial parts, jewelry, small statues, etc., capturing precise detail.

The POP series is designed for professionals who want to scan medium-sized objects, such as engine parts or vases.

The RANGE series is designed for professionals who want to scan large objects such as furniture, people, and vehicles, ensuring efficient and thorough scanning results.

The INSPIRE is for hobbyists, 3D printing enthusiasts, and makers who want to scan medium-sized objects.

The MIRACO is an all-in-one scanning system that captures small to large objects.

Revopoint 3D Scanner	Inspire	MINI 2	POP 3 Plus	RANGE 2	MIRACO	MIRACO PLUS	MetroX
$, Starting at	$649	$1229	$765	$1079	$1929	$2670	$1549
Single Frame Accuracy, up to	0.3mm	0.05mm	0.08mm	0.3mm	0.05mm	0.04mm	0.03mm
Single Frame Precision, up to	0.2mm	0.02mm	0.04mm	0.1mm	0.02mm	0.02mm	0.01mm
Min Scan Volume	50x50x50mm	10x10x10mm	20x20x20mm	50x50x50mm	10x10x10mm	10x10x10mm	10x10x10mm
Max Scan Volume	1x1x1m	500x500x500mm	2x2x2m	4x4x4m	4x4x4m	4x4x4m	1x1x1m
Working Distance	250-500mm	120-250mm	150-400mm	400-1300mm	100-1000mm	100-1000mm	200-400mm
Scanning Speed, up to	18fps	16fps	18fps	16fps	15fps	20fps	Multi-line Blue Laser: 800,000 Points/s Full Field Blue Light: 7,000,000 Points/s
Scanning Environment	Indoor Outdoor	Indoor	Indoor Outdoor	Indoor Outdoor	Indoor Outdoor	Indoor Outdoor	Indoor
Scanner Weight	140g	175g	190g	253g	750g	750g
Tech	Dual Camera Infrared Light	Dual Camera Blue Light	Dual Camera Infrared Light	Dual Camera Infrared Light	Quad Camera Infrared Light	Quad Camera Infrared Light Optical Zoom Ultra-resolution Photogrammetric Metrology	Multi-line Laser Scan Full-field Structured Light Scan
Battery Capacity	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	5000mAh	5000mAh	n/a

 

3D scanners are revolutionizing how we interact with the physical world. These innovative devices capture the shape and appearance of objects in three dimensions, transforming real-world objects into digital 3D models. This technology has applications across various industries, from manufacturing and healthcare to entertainment and art.

How 3D Scanners Work

3D scanners utilize various techniques to capture 3D data. Some common methods include:

• Structured Light: Projecting patterns of light onto an object and analyzing the distortions to determine its shape.
• Time-of-Flight: Measuring the time it takes for a laser pulse to travel to the object and back, determining distance.
• Photogrammetry: Capturing multiple images of an object from different angles and using software to reconstruct its 3D model.

Types of 3D Scanners

• Handheld Scanners: Portable and easy to use, ideal for scanning smaller objects.
• Desktop Scanners: Offer higher accuracy and resolution, suitable for scanning medium-sized objects.
• Industrial Scanners: Designed for high-precision scanning of large objects and complex surfaces.

Applications of 3D Scanning

• Manufacturing: Reverse engineering, quality control, rapid prototyping, and 3D printing.
• Healthcare: Creating custom prosthetics and implants, medical imaging, and surgical planning.
• Entertainment: Character modeling, special effects, and virtual reality.
• Art and Design: Creating digital sculptures, preserving historical artifacts, and customizing products.
• Archaeology: Documenting and preserving ancient artifacts.

Benefits of Using 3D Scanners

• Increased Efficiency: Streamline workflows and reduce production time.
• Improved Accuracy: Achieve precise measurements and capture intricate details.
• Reduced Costs: Minimize material waste and eliminate the need for physical prototypes.
• Enhanced Creativity: Unlock new possibilities for design and innovation.

The Future of 3D Scanning

3D scanning technology continues to evolve rapidly, with advancements in:

• Accuracy and Resolution: Capturing finer details with greater precision.
• Speed: Scanning objects faster and more efficiently.
• Portability: Developing smaller and more compact scanners.
• AI Integration: Utilizing AI for automated scanning and data processing.

3D scanners are powerful tools with a wide range of applications across various industries. As the technology continues to advance, we can expect to see even more innovative and exciting uses for 3D scanning in the future.