Artec Leo 3D Scanner

Yes, the Leo allows you to hot swap batteries on the fly. Two-slot battery chargers are available so you can continuously rotate without stopping the scan process.

The Leo does not have a hard size limit so this depends largely on your available computer power. While larger objects are possible, the Leo is generally considered a great fit for vehicle-size objects and smaller.

This depends on a few variable factors like how much the flash lamp is adjusting brightness to meet ambient conditions. Generally, a Leo battery will last several hours on a full charge.

The Leo captures the data and stores it on an internal SSD but offers limited post processing onboard. The bulk of processing is done after offloading to a computer.

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

Leo can tolerate bright and direct sunlight significantly better than the vast majority of structured light scanners, but for the best experience it is still recommended to avoid very bright, direct sunlight wherever possible.

Yes. While the main draw of the Leo is its ability to scan without targets, it is compatible with various 3rd party photogrammetry kits which allow it to be used with targets for greatly enhanced dimensional accuracy.