3D Scanners
Artec Spider II
Built to deliver ultra-high-resolution scans of complex objects, fine details, and sharp edges in full color—without the need for targets.
Artec Leo
A lightweight, wireless laser 3D scanner featuring a built-in touchscreen and intuitive interface for effortless, on-the-go 3D scanning.
Artec Ray II
Achieve exceptional speed and precision while creating detailed digital twins of large-scale objects and expansive environments with this long-range laser 3D scanner.
Artec Point II
Metrology-grade handheld laser 3D scanner for precise, repeatable digitization of small-to-large objects, ideal for quality control, reverse engineering, and advanced inspection.
Artec Jet
Artec Jet delivers fast, accurate LiDAR mapping across large, challenging, and GPS-denied environments.
Artec Micro II
A high-precision desktop 3D scanner with 5-micron accuracyone-click portable CMM designed for small and ultra-small objects.
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Artec NEO - new
A revolutionary platform with hybrid tracking (scans with or without targets), wireless capability, fingerprint-level resolution, and full color, all produced to ISO & VDI/VDE accuracy standards
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Compare RESOLUTION
Resolution refers to the density of points and thus determines how small of features can be expressed. A higher resolution (a smaller number) will result in higher detail. Resolution is not directly related to accuracy, so low resolution scans can still be very accurate.
The Leo and EVA deliver the same resolution. They’re great for scans with moderate detail and can scan medium to large objects very efficiently.
Conversely, the Spider II and Neo capture exquisite detail and ultra-sharp edges. While they have no hard size limit, they have a smaller field of view and produces large datasets, so they’re less practical for scanning larger objects like surfboards or motorcycles.