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Portable 3D Laser Scanner Series

The SHINING 3D portable 3D laser scanner offers high precision and stable repeatability. Portable and efficient, it adapts to a wide range of materials. No powdering is required for certain black and reflective samples, enabling direct scanning. Combined with photogrammetry, it allows rapid 3D inspection and measurement of large parts.

High-precision 3D Inspection in Your Hands

accuracy of 0,02 mm

Accuracy of 0.02 mm

Deliver accurate, reproducible scanning results for large and small parts

Accréditation ISO 17025

ISO 17025 Accredited

Precision laboratory conforming to VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025: 2017

integrated photogrammetry

Integrated Photogrammetry

Remarkable volumetric accuracy of up to 0.02 mm + 0.015 mm/m

Fast Scanning Speed

Fast Scanning Speed

Integrating advanced algorithms with premium hardware delivers swift and seamless scanning experiences.

 

Multiple Scan Modes

Multiple Scan Modes

3D laser scanner FreeScan series offers single-line mode, 7 parallel lines mode and multiple crossed lines mode (up to 98 lines). These modes can tackle many different projects in all kinds of industries, conferring the scanner with the versatility that is now customary in all SHINING 3D products. With markers, these modes all achieve accuracy of up to 0.02 mm.

 

built-in photogrammetry

Built-in Photogrammetry

The FreeScan series 3D laser scanners deliver impressive volumetric accuracy of up to 0.02 + 0.03mm/m.

With the help of the magnetic scale bar, SHINING 3D's photogrammetry feature achieves a remarkable volumetric accuracy of up to 0.02 + 0.015mm/m, ensuring precise and reliable results for your precision measurement needs.

 

Accuracy Guarantee

Accuracy Guarantee

Having an accuracy laboratory that meets the VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 standard, accredited with ISO/IEC 17025: 2017 , SHINING 3D's
metrology 3D laser scanners undergo rigorous measurements and uses the highest calibration laboratory management standards and has the technical competencies to guarantee that its 3D measurement products meet their technical specifications.

 

 

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    FreeScan Trio

    Flagship metrology handheld scanner with fast and innovative 98 laser lines for marker-free scanning. Whether you need speed or accuracy on small or large assemblies, the versatile FreeScan Trio is geared for all your projects.

    • Scan Accuracy

      Up to 0.02 mm
    • Volumetric Accuracy

      0.02+0.015 mm/m
    • Scan Speed

      3,010,000 points/s
    • Point Distance

      0.01 ~ 3 mm
    • Maximum FOV

      650 x 580 mm
    • Material Adaptability

      Normal/Dark/Reflective
    • Type of light source

      Laser
    • Align Mode

      Feature Alignment / Marker Alignment
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    FreeScan UE Pro2

    FreeScan UE Pro2 is a wireless 3D scanner with ultra-fast speed. Its versatile scan modes and light weight make it ideal for on-site inspections.

    • Scan Accuracy

      Up to 0.02 mm

    • Volumetric Accuracy

      0.02+0.015 mm/m

    • Scan Speed

      3,460,000 points/s

    • Point Distance

      0.01 ~ 10 mm

    • Maximum FOV

      600 x 550 mm

    • Material Adaptability

      Normal/Dark/Reflective

    • Type of light source

      Laser

    • Align Mode

      Marker Alignment

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    FreeScan UE Pro

    Professional metrology handheld scanner with 26+7+1 blue laser lines and built-in photogrammetry for scanning different sizes and global precision control of large-scale workpieces.

    • Scan Accuracy

      Up to 0.02 mm
    • Volumetric Accuracy

      0.02+0.015 mm/m
    • Scan Speed

      1,850,000 points/s
    • Point Distance

      0.01 ~ 10 mm
    • Maximum FOV

      600 x 550 mm
    • Material Adaptability

      Normal/Dark/Reflective
    • Type of light source

      Laser
    • Align Mode

      Marker Alignment
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    The FreeScan Trio is absolutely impressive! It represents a significant leap forward in streamlining work processes and reducing time management, with scanning speed, in particular, marking a considerable improvement.

    Daniel Delcev,

    animalracing

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    It's amazing, light and very fast. The complete scan of an old NSU car took less than 20 minutes, and the data is very nice.

    Thomas Kropp,

    D3 Systeme

  • UR Pro-1

    The FreeScan UE Pro is offering a high degree of flexibility, regarding object sizes in a metrology-grade 3D scanner. Beside an HD scan mode, different focus distances and the capability of using onboard Photogrammetry.

    Client,

    3D Scan Academy

  • UE Pro-2

    Inheriting the FreeScan UE series' superior accuracy, resolution and usability the FreeScan UE Pro model introduces a patented built-in photogrammetry module that increases volumetric accuracy and does not require coded targets.

    Jack Davies and Tom Bolton,

    3D GBIRE

Trusted Worldwide

Let's explore why SHINING 3D's laser 3D scanner is the go-to choice for experts across various industries.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What's the difference between crossed laser lines, parallel laser lines and single laser lines

    Crossed laser lines are optimized for efficiently capturing complete data in a short time, while parallel laser lines are ideal for collecting detailed scan data. The single laser line is specially designed to tackle difficult areas of deep pockets. Together, the three scanning modes ensure a smooth, streamlined workflow.
  • What's the best choice for digitizing large objects

    When it comes to portable 3D laser scanners, the FreeScan Trio is the best choice for rapidly capturing accurate, comprehensive data on large objects. With its 98 laser lines and integrated photogrammetry, scanning large objects becomes child's play, without the need for markers, making it easy to navigate even the most difficult surfaces.

  • What is the purpose of the infrared light mode in the FreeScan Combo series

    Infrared light mode is the best choice for digitizing unmarked objects containing numerous geomatic features.

  • Is it possible to digitize the color texture of objects, as I see that photogrammetry exists

    Unfortunately, the FreeScan series relies solely on photogrammetry for positioning and lacks the ability to apply color to mesh models using this data.
  • Are all FreeScan series marker-free

    Optimum conditions for markerless scanning involve the use of FreeScan Trio or the infrared light mode of FreeScan Combo.
  • When should I calibrate FreeScan scanners

    1. First time using, or idle for an extended period (1-2 weeks).

    2. If the scanner has been badly shaken or vibrated, e.g. during transport.

    3. In the event of a significant drop in accuracy, such as frequent alignment errors or unrecognized markers.

    4. In the event of problems acquiring complete data, or a noticeable drop in the quality of digitized data.