Entry-level 3D scanners for makers, students, and hobbyists — affordable, easy-to-use systems for capturing objects for modeling, printing, and learning. A straightforward introduction to 3D scanning without a professional budget. Compare scanners by resolution, scan area, and ease of use.
Wireless handheld 3D scanner and the successor to the original Einstar — 17 blue laser lines for detail plus an IR mode for large objects and people, capturing from 5 mm details to 10 m scenes at 0.05 mm resolution, a full body in about 60 seconds.
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Pocket-sized, wireless handheld 3D scanner with two light sources — blue laser lines (38 crossed + 7 parallel) for detail and IR for speed — with 0.05 mm resolution, marker-free laser scanning, and 5 MP full-color texture.
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Structured-light handheld scanner with point distance down to 0.1 mm and a 160–1400 mm working range — full-color, markerless capture at an entry price for makers, students, and small design teams.
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A wireless, all-in-one handheld 3D scanner: the scanner, a 6.4″ touchscreen and the computer in one 535 g device. Scan, process and share without a laptop.
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