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- Scanner + calibration board verified before shipment
- EXModel software scan, edit, and export
Shining 3D EINSTAR 2 Wireless Handheld 3D Scanner – Blue Laser + IR | 0.05 mm
Wireless handheld 3D scanner and the upgrade to the original Einstar — 17 blue laser lines for detail plus an IR mode for large objects and people, capturing from 5 mm parts to 10 m scenes at up to 0.05 mm, a full body in about 60 seconds.
- ✓ Up to 0.05 mm accuracy · 17 parallel blue laser lines · 2.5M–4.8M points/s
- ✓ Dual mode: laser (small–medium detail) + IR (large objects, full body)
- ✓ Fully wireless · replaceable battery ~3 h · 420 g · full body in ~60 s
- ✓ Lead time: 2–4 weeks — configured to order
What creators actually check
Detail and versatility in one
17 blue laser lines resolve detail down to 0.05 mm, while IR mode captures a full body in about 60 seconds — from a 5 mm part to a 10 m scene. One affordable wireless scanner covers detailed objects and people, markerless.
An applications engineer on the line
Advice on laser vs. IR mode and technique for your subjects, and help exporting into your CAD, slicer, or game pipeline — from engineers who run these scanners. Demo available. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.
The Shining 3D EINSTAR 2 is the wireless upgrade to the popular Einstar handheld scanner. It pairs 17 blue laser lines for fine detail with an IR mode for large objects and full-body capture, scanning from a 5 mm part to a 10 m scene at up to 0.05 mm — a full body in about 60 seconds — all cable-free and markerless.

Why creators choose the EINSTAR 2
The Einstar people love, now laser-based, wireless, and faster.
The Einstar, upgraded
The EINSTAR 2 moves to a 17-line blue-laser engine for cleaner detail than the original structured-light Einstar, while keeping the same approachable, beginner-friendly workflow.
Detail and big objects both
Laser HD mode captures small to medium parts down to 0.05 mm; IR mode captures people, furniture, and rooms up to 10 m. One scanner covers a bracket and a full body. See specifications below.
Full body in ~60 seconds
Fast IR capture scans a whole person in about a minute, markerless — ideal for character work, avatars, prosthetic and orthotic starting scans, and body-based art.
Wireless, light, all-day
Fully wireless with integrated Wi-Fi and a replaceable battery giving about three hours. At 420 g it is easy to hold for a long session, and it works with no cable to the PC.
How Additive Plus delivers your EINSTAR 2
Set up, supported, and ready to scan out of the box.
Calibrate & verify
Each unit is checked before it ships with its calibration board, so your first scans meet the stated spec.
Onboard & export
Guidance on laser vs. IR mode, marker-free technique, and export into your CAD, slicer, or EXModel — you get a usable scan on day one.
Support that answers
Questions on a tricky subject or a specific object go to engineers who run these scanners. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.
Scanning Performance
The EINSTAR 2 uses 17 parallel blue laser lines in Laser HD mode for detail down to 0.05 mm, capturing at 2,500,000 points/s, and switches to an IR mode at 4,800,000 points/s for large objects and full-body scans. It handles subjects from 5 mm up to 10 m, with a point cloud density down to about 0.1 mm. Marker-free scanning keeps setup quick. See the full specification table below.

From a Part to a Person
Two modes make the EINSTAR 2 versatile for creators. In Laser HD it resolves mechanical parts, models, and detailed objects; in IR it captures people, furniture, and larger scenes quickly. Full-body capture in around 60 seconds suits character and avatar creation, art, cosplay, and starting scans for custom-fit work — and the same device still handles a small printed part when you need it.
Software & Output
The EINSTAR 2 works with EXModel for scan processing and exports STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, and ASC. STL and 3MF go straight into 3D-printing slicers, while OBJ and PLY carry color texture for design, art, and presentation. The result is ready for print, CAD, or a game and animation pipeline with minimal cleanup thanks to marker-free capture.

Typical applications
A versatile scanner for creators and engineers alike.
Why Source the EINSTAR 2 Through Additive Plus
- Authorized reseller — real support, not a grey-market box
- Calibration verified before shipment; onboarding on modes and export
- Application engineers who run these scanners — technique, settings, and CAD/print workflow help
- US-based support with a sub-4h response · 200+ scanning and AM systems delivered across 23 countries
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| Brand | Shining 3D |
| Country of origin | China |
| Scanner Type | Wireless handheld dual-source (blue laser + IR) 3D scanner |
| Accuracy | Up to 0.05 mm |
| Point Distance | Laser HD: 0.05 mm min IR Rapid: 0.2 mm min (up to 0.1 mm density) |
| Laser Lines | 17 parallel blue laser lines (Laser HD) |
| Scan Rate | Laser HD: 2,500,000 pts/s IR Rapid: 4,800,000 pts/s |
| Light Source | Blue laser + IR |
| Object Size Range | 5 mm to 10 m |
| Full Body Scan | About 60 seconds |
| Marker-Free Scanning | Yes |
| Output Formats | STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, ASC |
| Software | EXModel |
| Battery | Replaceable · up to 3 h runtime |
| Interface | Wi-Fi (integrated wireless) |
| Weight | 0.9 lbs, 420 g (with battery) |
Send us a representative object or book a quick demo — see the mesh and color before you buy.
From creators and makers running the EINSTAR 2
Unedited feedback from art, design, and education users.
Full-body scans in a minute, then I switch to laser for the face — one scanner does both.
The jump from the old Einstar is real — cleaner meshes, and going cable-free is freeing.
Affordable enough for our classroom, and students get a usable scan in their first session.
Common questions
Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA standard, typical reply within 4 hours.
How is the EINSTAR 2 different from the original Einstar?
What is the difference between the laser and IR modes?
Can it scan a full person, and how fast?
What accuracy and resolution can I expect?
Do I need markers to scan?
What software does it use, and what formats does it export?
EINSTAR 2 or EINSTAR Rockit — which should I choose?
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