3D Scanners

The Shining 3D FreeScan X5 is an ultra-portable handheld laser 3D scanner, faster and more accurate than the FreeScan X3.

FreeScan X3 handheld laser 3D scanner from Shining 3D: 0.8 kg, scans large and black objects, used in oil and gas, shipbuilding and heavy castings.

FreeScan X3 by Shining 3D: a 0.8 kg handheld laser 3D scanner for large parts and shiny surfaces, with no spray needed. Specs and contact.

The Shining 3D EaScan D is a low-cost blue light 3D scanner for reverse engineering, molds, wood and composite statues. Specs and uses.

How 3D scanners are used for optical 3D inspection: who needs it, how scan data is compared with CAD files, and the equipment we use.

Why affordable handheld 3D scanners like Thor 3D and EinScan Pro are popular with Vietnamese SMEs, what they can do, and how they compare with…

The low-cost EinScan Pro 3D scanner for wood: handheld, tripod and turntable, and full-color modes, plus key specs and the EinScan Pro Plus.

The EinScan Pro is a three-in-one 3D scanner from Shining 3D, ideal for scanning wood reliefs, carvings and furniture for CNC machining.

Turn your iPad into a full-color 3D scanner with an iSense sensor from 3D Systems. Learn its strengths, limits and best uses.

A guide to handheld and stationary 3D scanners in Vietnam, from EinScan and FreeScan to OptimScan, with uses, features and how to choose.

Compare two handheld 3D scanners: the multi-mode EinScan Pro Plus with color and laser scanning, and the wireless Thor3D for large objects.

The GOM ATOS Core is a German blue-light 3D scanner for high-accuracy industrial inspection and reverse engineering. Learn how it works.