Description
Scanning Type |
Handheld and Turntable |
Object Size |
Medium |
Single-frame Accuracy, up to |
0.1 mm |
Working Distance |
150 ~ 400 mm |
Furthest Single Capture Range |
244 x180 @ 400 mm |
Minimum Scan Volume |
20 x 20 x 20mm |
Scanning Speed |
12 – 18 fps |
RGB Camera Resolution |
1 Megapixels |
Tracking Methods |
Feature, Marker |
3D Light Source |
Class 1 Infrared Light |
Infrared Fill Lights |
Yes |
CPU |
2 core, 1.6 GHz |
Storage |
N/A |
Screen |
N/A |
Minimum System Requirements |
Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM |
Operating System |
N/A |
Output File Formats |
PLY, OBJ, & STL |
Wi-Fi |
6 |
Connector Type |
USB Type-C |
Battery |
External |
Dimensions L x W x H |
153 x 45 x 29 mm |
User Recalibration |
Yes |
Technology |
Dual-camera Infrared Structured Light |
Single-frame Precision, up to |
0.05 mm |
Point Distance (Resolution), up to |
0.05 mm |
Closest Single Capture Range |
61 x 68 @150 mm |
Angular Field of View, H x W |
40 x 25° |
Maximum Scan Volume |
2500 x 2500 x 2500 mm |
Depth Camera Resolution, up to |
1 Megapixels |
Color Scanning |
✔ |
Outdoor Scanning |
✔ |
White LED Flash |
Yes |
Positioning Sensors |
9-axis IMU |
Internal Processing |
Depth map computing |
Memory (RAM) |
N/A |
Buttons |
3 |
Recommended System Requirements |
Intel Core i7, 16 GB RAM or better |
Compatible Systems |
Window 10/11 (64-bit), Android, iOS, macOS |
Ready to Print 3D Models |
✔ |
Bluetooth |
4.1 |
Power Requirements |
DC 5V, 1A |
Scanner Weight |
190g |
Special Object Scanning |
Use scanning spray for transparent, dark, or highly reflective objects. |
Supported Accessories |
Large Turntable, Dual-axis Turntable, Handheld Stabilizer, Mobile Kit |
Notes:
1. Precision is how close repeated measurements of the same object are to each other.
Accuracy is how close a measured value is to the actual (true) value.
They were both acquired in a controlled lab environment. Actual results might vary, subject to the operation environment.
2. iOS devices only support Wi-Fi connection.
3. Class 1 Laser: Avoid direct eye exposure for extended periods! Refer to Standards for Class 1 Lasers for details.
4. Outdoor scans should avoid direct sunlight.
5. Some scanners have flashing lights, which may not be suitable for people with photosensitive epilepsy.