Scanning Technology
Dual-mode system combining blue-laser line scanning and NIR structured-light scanning. Blue-laser mode uses multiple cross and parallel laser lines for high-precision detail capture, while NIR mode provides fast, smooth scanning for medium-to-large objects.

Accuracy and Resolution
Achieves up to 0.02 mm accuracy in laser mode, with volumetric accuracy of 0.02 mm plus 0.08 mm per meter. NIR structured-light mode provides accuracy around 0.075 mm depending on object size and working distance.

Scanning Speed
Blue-laser scanning reaches up to approximately 60 frames per second with point capture up to hundreds of thousands of points per second. Parallel-line laser mode further enhances detail scanning, while NIR scanning offers rapid data acquisition suitable for oversized objects.

Object Size Range
Supports scanning of very small objects down to around 5 mm, and can handle large items up to several meters in size, making it suitable for detailed parts and large mechanical components.

Surface Adaptability
Capable of scanning dark, reflective, or metallic surfaces without applying matte spray, enabling reliable scanning of automotive parts, metal tools, and black-colored components.

Texture and Output
Captures 24-bit color textures with integrated color imaging. Exports files in standard formats such as STL, OBJ, and PLY for compatibility with CAD software and 3D printing workflows.

Connectivity and Operation
Operates as a handheld scanner with USB-C connectivity. Designed for flexibility in both studio and field environments. Compatible with common 3D data processing software for mesh optimization and alignment.

Applications
Ideal for reverse engineering, quality inspection, 3D printing preparation, product design, digital archiving, art reproduction, automotive part measurement, and scanning of both small and large industrial components.