Artec Spider II
The Artec Spider II offers a handheld and targetless scanning experience to produce feature and geometry–rich mesh files faster than ever before.
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For small coins to large engines — leave no spot unscanned
The Artec Spider II expands upon the key draw of the original to provide an excellent scanning experience. With a new set of hardware effortlessly scan with improved reliability in tracking, precession for features, and a wider field of view for new applications.
Boasting a max resolution of 0.05mm allows for small texts and features to come through clearly even on larger scans. New blue-light technology helps maintain feature clarity on traditionally difficult surfaces such as black and shiny. And the robust camera system allows for faster scanning speed and higher texture resolution, making realistic meshes full of rich color faster than ever before.
With Artec Studio and the Spider II unlock a new world of 3D scanning and produce the best results possible for your application.
Key Features & Benefits
Technical Specifications
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Features
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Spider II
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Space Spider
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Resolution
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0.05mm
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0.1mm
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Accuracy (up to)
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0.05mm + 0.3mm/m
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0.05mm + 0.3mm/m
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Object Size
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Small – Medium
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Small
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Field of View (at closest/farthest range)
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128 x 104mm
171 x 152mm |
90 x 70mm
180 x 140mm |
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Scanning Speed
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15 FPS
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7.5 FPS
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Texture Resolution
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5 MP
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1.3 MP
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Targetless Scanning
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Yes
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Yes
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Weight
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2.1lbs
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1.8 lbs
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Dimensions
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187 x 156 x 118mm
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190 x 140 x 130mm
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File Output
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STL, OBJ, PLY, WRL, E57
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STL, OBJ, PLY, WRL, E57
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Supported OS
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Windows 10, 11
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Windows 7, 8, 10, 11
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Services & Customer Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
The scanner is capable of scanning coins with up to 0.05mm resolution. There isn’t a hard-size limit to the scanner, and it depends on the object’s complexity in geometry and color. Generally ,the scanner works best for objects 1-3 feet in size, but objects can be scanned in sections and aligned after.
Yes, the scanner captures color using its 5MP cameras during the scanning process and can be projected onto the created mesh file. Or, using a DSLR camera, photo texturing is possible by importing in photos taken during the scanning process.
Targets aren’t necessary but any additional features (shape and color) can help with maintaining tracking for the scanner. There is also the Artec Metrology kit that can be used to create photogrammetry target grids to assist with scanner accuracy.
It’s recommended to have a minimum of 32GB of RAM, an NVIDIA GPU card with 8 CUDA, and an i7 processor or better. More RAM, a modern GPU, and processor will improve scan processing times.
These surfaces are considered difficult to scan with light-based scanners – but the Blue-Light technology allows easier scanning of these surfaces. To avoid noise and tracking issues, you can use scanning spray or other material to add opaqueness to the object.
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