Accuracy is quoted for an object size, and the size is part of the figure · review
A blue-laser scanner with a dual-axis turntable, stating 0.02 mm single-frame accuracy and 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm × L(m) volumetric accuracy.
Blue laser lines suit shiny, dark or fine-detailed objects, and the dual-axis turntable automates scanning from all sides.
Single-frame precision of 0.01 mm, accuracy of 0.02 mm and a volumetric figure of 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm per meter. At one meter that is 0.06 mm.
Feature tracking suits detailed objects; marker tracking suits flat or smooth ones. Plan on stickers for plain surfaces.
| Technology | Blue laser, 30 cross lines and 15 parallel lines |
|---|---|
| Precision | Single-frame up to 0.01 mm |
| Accuracy | Single-frame up to 0.02 mm |
| Volumetric | 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm × L(m) |
| Turntable | Dual-axis, automated |
| Tracking | Feature or marker |
| Weight | 14.82 lb with the kit |
| Amazon ASIN | B0G4V9VRVZ |
The listing gives both: 0.01 mm precision and 0.02 mm accuracy in a single frame. Accuracy is the one to compare between scanners.
The listing says no spray for shiny surfaces in the cross-line and parallel-line modes.
7.5/ 10
The precision pick. Choose it for small parts on a turntable; the POP 4 is more flexible for larger objects.
A shop scanning small, precise parts for reverse engineering.
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Handheld 3D scanner · Wi-Fi 6 wireless box · 0.1 mm accuracy claimed · 24-bit color · 105 g · OBJ, STL, PLY · iOS, Android, Windows
The wireless version of the Ferret: a Wi-Fi box, a tripod, a power bank and a phone holder come in the kit, with OBJ, STL and PLY export.
Best for: A maker who wants to scan away from the desk, using a phone.
≈ $359
Handheld 3D scanner · 0.1 mm accuracy claimed · 24-bit color · 2 MP camera · anti-shake · 105 g · USB
A very light entry scanner at 105 g with a stated 0.1 mm accuracy, 24-bit color capture and anti-shake tracking, connected to a computer by USB.
Best for: A hobbyist curious about scanning who does not want to spend much.
≈ $231
Wireless 3D scanner · 17 parallel blue laser lines plus VCSEL infrared · up to 90 fps · swappable battery, 3 hours · 3, 6, 12 mm markers
A wireless dual-source scanner from SHINING 3D: blue laser lines for detail, VCSEL infrared for large objects, and a swappable battery of up to 3 hours.
Best for: A user scanning large objects away from the bench, with detail when needed.
≈ $899
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