Artec

This long-range, high-accuracy 3D scanner from Artec is a fraction of the cost of other scanners that offer similar specs. It was built for engineers just like you. Maybe you don’t have a daily need to use the Ray II, so why overpay for the product? With Artec, you don’t have to. Plus, the tool is good enough for expert-level 3D scanning engineers to use on a daily basis, so it will definitely give you the accuracy and repeatability that you need.

This 3D scanner was made to go on the road with you. It has a number of features that allow you to take large-scale 3D scans, no matter where you are. For any traveling engineer or team who has to scan multiple buildings, the Ray II has everything that you need.

• No extra sensors needed. The Artec Ray II scans without any extra sensors, cameras, or targets required.
• A strong, swappable battery. The Ray II has an 8-hour battery that can be recharged while it’s used. To save on downtime, you can swap to a backup battery and resume your 3D scanning.
• A built-in ability for remote scanning. When you need to scan at unsafe distances or in inaccessible areas, use the remote scanning feature to make it possible.

There are few scanners on the market that can provide high-quality 3D scans of massive parts at an affordable price, and the Artec Ray II is one of them. You can create massive 3D CAD files without ever grabbing a tape measure.

• Create a twin of your building. One of the best ways to save time and money while making a digital twin is by using a long-range, large-scale 3D scanner like the Artec Ray II. 
• Create 3D models that look like pictures. With the ability to capture color and texture in each scan, you’ll get realistic 3D models that portray your item, regardless of how large.‍
• Good enough for forensic teams. When forensic teams need to capture all of the details at a crime scene, they choose the Ray II so they don’t miss any details.

Another great thing we love about the Artec Ray II is that it can be used in almost any industry or application. Wherever large equipment, buildings, or production areas exist, the Ray II can turn them into 3D CAD files. This is truly one of the more versatile long-range scanners that any engineering department can afford.

• Versatile applications. This scanner doesn’t have the same size limit that portable 3D scanners have, allowing you to use it in a wide variety of applications. 
• Great for aerospace. Aerospace companies use the Ray II to optimize their existing aircraft designs.‍
• Digital twins in an instant. With the large scanning area and high precision, you can create a digital twin of your building in an instant.