Artec neo
Artec Neo introduces a new gold standard for versatility. Scan with or without targets, operate wirelessly, capture vivid color, and achieve ISO-backed metrology-grade accuracy, all in one scanner.
no compromises
Everything you always wanted in a scanner
top-notch resolution
Blue-light technology delivers ultra-high resolution and full-color capture for highly detailed 3D models with crisp edges and high fidelity features.
hybrid tracking
Scan with or without targets, based on your current application. Hybrid tracking lets you use targets when you need metrology grade accuracy and skip them when you don’t.
Freedom of movement
Neo can be operated wirelessly without an AC power source for total freedom of movement around the shop or in the field
ISO & VDI/VDE Standards
Neo is calibrated to VDI/VDE standards in an ISO 17025 accredited facility for accuracy & repeatability you can bank on
Incredible detail and precision in one package
Neo checks all the performance boxes. It delivers superb detail, high dimensional accuracy, speed, and the ability to scan challenging surfaces without dulling sprays
Tech specs
* Testing is carried out in Artec's metrology lab, operating according to ISO/IEC 17025 principles. Artec Neo is a new product and is continuously being improved, so its specification may change over time — Artec 3D reserves the right to update these specifications. Figures per the official Artec 3D Artec Neo datasheet.
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Unlike the Spider series, Neo can scan with or without targets for higher accuracy and can also be operated wirelessly for improved mobility and freedom of movement.
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Neo is designed primarily for small to medium-sized objects, but has no hard size limit and is capable of scanning larger objects provided the user has a capable PC.
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Neo can scan with or without targets. Targets are recommended for datums or parts with tight tolerances, but Neo does not need targets to scan.
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Yes. The Neo brings the best qualities of the Spider II, including vivid color capture, to a metrology grade platform.
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Yes. While all scanners have limitations with such surfaces, the Neo performs on par with most blue lasers in this regard and may even outperform them on certain geometries. Its ability to capture difficult materials is considered top tier.
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These are internationally-recognized standards that ensure that measurement devices are trustworthy and repeatable. For more information visit our knowledge base section on Accuracy