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The Artec 3D Scanner works just like a regular video camera, but instead of a two-dimensional image, the result is a three-dimensional one with speeds of up to 15 surfaces per second! Thus, the scanning process becomes extremely straightforward: simply walk around the object and scan it from various angles, while the accompanying software combines all the scanned images into one. Watch the scanning process (Head of Dorifor – Sculpture)

Portability

The Artec is a handheld 3D scanner, which allows the user to scan various objects with ease. Having the ability to walk around the object, scanning every side of it is especially important when the objects cannot be moved.

No Markers Needed

To scan an object, there is no need to place countless markers all over it. The system uses unique geometry of each object to properly correlate the scanned images and to join them into one 3D image in real time (during the actual scanning process)!

Scanning of moving objects

Because the Artec 3D Scanner is almost a 3D camera in fact, it can be used to not only scan stationary objects, but dynamic ones as well. This can be especially useful in medical applications and movie production where it’s vital to capture an actor’s facial expressions in 3D.

Scanner Software

Along with the scanner, the client receives specialized software which guides him through the entire scanning process and all the way through the refinement of the final image. For a more detailed description, please watch these video guides.

Exporting into other formats

Using the included software application, the client can export the 3D model into one of many other popular formats: STL, OBJ, PLY or WRL. The images then can be utilized in ZBrush, 3D Studio Max, Maya, Rapidform and other software programs used to manipulate 3D images.

Various scanner sizes for various objects

We have developed various-sized scanners specifically to accommodate the scanning of a range of objects: from a matchbook to a whole person. It is recommended that the appropriate-sized scanner is used for a specific purpose to arrive at the final 3D image quickly and most efficiently. In certain cases, a combination of two scanners can be used to maximize accuracy and efficiency.

Available 3D camera sizes: L (large), M (medium), and S (small).

Technical Specifications


	Artec L	Artec M	Artec MH	Artec MHT	Artec S
Ability to capture texture			No	Yes
3D resolution, up to	1.0 mm	0.5 mm	0.5 mm	0.5 mm	0.2 mm
3D point accuracy, up to	0.2 mm	0.1 mm	0.1 mm	0.1 mm	0.05 mm
3D accuracy over distance, up to	0.15% over 100 cm
Texture resolution			n/a	1.3 mp
Colors			n/a	24 bpp
Light source	flash bulb (no laser)
Linear field of view, HxW @ closest range	598 mm x 459 mm	214 mm x 148 mm	214 mm x 148 mm	214 mm x 148 mm	80 mm x 56 mm
Linear field of view, HxW @ furthest range	1196 mm x 918 mm	536 mm x 371 mm	536 mm x 371 mm	536 mm x 371 mm	134 mm x 93 mm
Angular field of view, H?W	41x32°	30x21°	30x21°	30x21°	30x21°
Working distance	0.8 – 1.6 m	0.4 – 1 m	0.4 – 1 m	0.4 – 1 m	0.15 – 0.25 m
Video frame rate, up to	15 fps
Exposure time	0,0002 s	0,0002 s	0.0001 s	0.0001 s	0,0002 s
Data acquisition speed, up to	500'000 points/s
Calibration	< 1 min no special equipment required
Output formats	OBJ, STL, PLY, WRML, ASCII, AOP	OBJ, STL, PLY, WRML, ASCII, AOP	OBJ, STL, PLY, WRML, ASCII	OBJ, STL, PLY, WRML, ASCII	OBJ, STL, PLY, WRML, ASCII, AOP
Processing capacity	40'000'000 triangles/1GB RAM
Multi core processing	Yes
Dimensions, HxDxW	353x114x70mm	266x114x70mm	180x187x260 mm	180x187x260 mm	125x195x80mm
Weight	2.3 kg	1.9 kg	1.4 kg	1.6 kg	1.6 kg
Power consumption	12V, 36W	12V, 36W	12V, 36W	12V, 36W	12V, 36W
Interface	1? USB2.0	1? USB2.0	1? USB2.0	2? USB2.0	1? USB2.0
Compatibility	Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 – 32 bit, 64 bit
Minimum computer requirements	Intel® Core™ 2 duo, 2Gb RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 9000
Price	16875 $	13500 $	13500 $	18500 $	13500 $

All 3D models below were scanned with Artec 3D Scanners of different modifications. Commentaries aside specify capturing conditions. 3D models are available in PLY, STL and OBJ formats which is enough to open them in almost any 3D aware application.


PLY OBJ STL	3D scan of a breast. The model was captured in one scan. Scanning time: < 30 seconds Processing time: 3 minutes Number of scans: 1 Scanner model: Artec L	PLY OBJ STL	The disk was held in one hand, scanner in another. Scanner in several circular motions. Scanning time: < 30 seconds Processing time: 2 minutes Number of scans: 1 Scanner model: Artec M

PLY OBJ STL	3D model of a girl. The girl was put on a rotating table and scanned in one big spiral motion. Scanning time: < 2 minutes Processing time: 30 minutes Number of scans: 1 Scanner model: Artec L	PLY OBJ STL	3D scan of a man's face. The model was captured in one scan. Scanning time: < 30 seconds Processing time: 1 minute Number of scans: 1 Scanner model: Artec M

PLY OBJ STL	Plaster model of Sappho's head scanned in several scans. One big circular motion and several small scans to fill in holes on the top and bottom. Scanning time: < 30 seconds Processing time: 2 minutes Number of scans: 4 Scanner model: Artec M

Scanning in real-time

The Artec 3D Scanner works just like a regular video camera, but instead of a two-dimensional image, the result is a three-dimensional one with speeds of up to 15 surfaces per second!

Thus, the scanning process becomes extremely straightforward: simply walk around the object and scan it from various angles, while the accompanying software combines all the scanned images into one.

Watch the scanning process (Head of Dorifor – Sculpture)

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Artec 3D Scanner from Mulitaxis, Inc.

Technical Specifications

Scanning in real-time

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