Artec Eva 3D Scanner

HD mode employs advanced machine learning algorithms to filter and process the raw scan data, resulting in significantly higher resolution (ability to capture detail) and noise reduction at the expense of increased computer power and processing time.

The EVA does not have a hard size limit, so this depends largely on your available computer power. The EVA is generally considered a great fit for vehicle-sized objects and smaller, though larger objects are perfectly feasible.

Artec scanners do not require an especially high-performance computer, though investing more in certain components – like the GPU – can result in greatly reduced processing times.

Yes. In fact, the method of capture used by Artec’s EVA and Leo scanners is exceptionally conducive to scanning people. The alignment methods allow them to tolerate the micro-movements associated with live models, setting them apart from many other scanners. Experienced Artec users can routinely scan a complete human body in 1-2 minutes.

Yes. While the main draw of Artec’s technology is their ability to scan without targets, they are compatible with various 3rd party photogrammetry kits which allow them to be used with targets for greatly enhanced dimensional accuracy.

EVA is able to run off a belt-worn battery pack (sold separately) or standard AC power.