Artec Point
The Artec Point provides ISO-Certified, metrology-grade laser scanning to generate high-quality mesh files every time in an easy-to-use handheld scanner
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Scan Any Shape or Size Part with Confidence
The Artec Point adds laser scanning to Artec3D’s portfolio of scanners. It brings the ability to scan complex shapes and difficult surfaces such as shiny or black easily with a laser-grid for capturing data, while maintaining a high degree of accuracy thanks to its target-based tracking system. A light but sturdy chassis and adjustable laser grid allows operators to easily maneuver the scanner into new positions and focus on the key geometry to digitize. With a scanning speed of 120 FPS and target alignment, the device can maintain its accuracy and continue to capture data while moving fast and optimally capture data in areas where the object lacks details. And with a max resolution of 0.02mm, you can display small details of your part clearly on the output mesh. With a high degree of accuracy, repeatability, and data resolution, the Artec Point is suitable for any demanding application or industry that requires metrology-grade details.
With a high degree of accuracy, repeatability, and data resolution, the Artec Point is suitable for any demanding application or industry that requires metrology-grade details.
Key Features & Benefits
Technical Specifications
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Features
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Artec Point
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Light Source
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Blue Laser – Class II Eye Safe
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3D Point Accuracy
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Up to 0.02mm
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Volumetric Accuracy
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0.015mm + 0.035mm/m
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Object Size
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Small - Large
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Field of View
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700 x 600 mm
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Depth of Field
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550 mm
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Scanning Speed
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120 FPS
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Tracking Method
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Target-Based
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Weight
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570 grams
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Certifications
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ISO 17025 – based on VDI/VDE 2634 and JJF 1951
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Services & Customer Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
While the scanner does require targets to maintain tracking – it doesn’t always have to be on the part. As long as enough targets are within view on or around the part the scanner will continue to track its position and capture data.
Yes, the point-cloud generated from the Artec Point can be combined with other scanners like the Spider II, LEO, or EVA. This will add additional details to the mesh files generated by using data from both scanners in an easy-to-implement process.
By the click of a button, the device will switch the laser grid between the three scanning modes. UltraFast captures large amounts of data in less detail, Hyper-Fine increases resolution, and Hole uses a single-line laser to capture deeper into pockets.
Due to the device using a Blue-Laser the Artec Point can scan shiny, dark, or pocketed surfaces easier. These normally would require applying a dulling or opaque spray to properly capture. It also doesn’t require any re-calibration to switch between the different surfaces.
Yes, target-based laser scanning is excellent at capturing simple sheet metal surfaces with a high level of accuracy. With the multiple scanning modes thin edges can be captured and then aligned with other scans using targets on the part or matching geometry.
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