Easily capture all angles of your object at speed
A wireless, portable laser 3D scanner with an inbuilt touchscreen and intuitive UI for easy 3D scanning.
Designed to capture ultra-high resolution scans of complex objects, intricate details, and sharp edges in full color with no targets needed.
An industrial handheld 3D laser scanner for capturing small-to-large objects in metrology-grade accuracy, for applications such as quality control and reverse engineering.
Our bestselling 3D scanner, the structured-light Eva is fast, versatile, and accurate, easily capturing data for small and medium-sized objects.
Capture both tiny and large objects or areas with the maximum precision. Ideal for quality assurance
An industrial handheld 3D laser scanner for capturing small-to-large objects in metrology-grade accuracy, for industries such as quality control and reverse engineering.
Expect remarkable speed and astounding accuracy as you create digital twins of large to massive objects or scenes with this long-range laser 3D scanner.
A 5-micron accuracy desktop 3D scanner and automated, one-click metrological portable CMM for small and extra small items.
A 2-micron measurement solution, ideal for inspection and reverse engineering of large parts with metrological accuracy.
Used by businesses in all major industries
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Creating highly accurate 3D models of objects with various textures, sizes, and geometries.
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