| 3DeVOK MT | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Sources | 34 Blue Laser Lines | 22 Infrared Laser Lines [invisible] | Infrared Vcsel Structured Light [invisible] |
| Class of Lasers | Class Ⅱ (Eye-safe) | Class Ⅰ (Eye-safe) | |
| Scan Mode | Blue Line Laser (Supports markerless scanning) |
Infrared Line Laser (Supports markerless and invisible-light scanning) |
Infrared Linear-array Structured Light (Speckle) (Supports markerless scanning, invisible light scanning, partial fine scanning, and rapid scanning at ultra-long-distance range and ultra-large FoV) |
| Wireless Scanning | Available with Optional 3DeVOK Airgo Wireless Handle | ||
| Basic Accuracy✱ | Up to 0.04 mm | ||
| Volumetric Accuracy✱ | Up to 0.04 mm + 0.04 mm/m | ||
| Point Distance | 0.05-5mm | 0.1-5mm | Regular Scan: 0.2-5 mm Fine Scan: 0.1-5 mm |
| Alignment Mode | Hybrid Alignment (Marker&Texture&Geometric features), Marker Alignment, Texture Feature Alignment and Geometric Feature Alignment | Hybrid Alignment (Marker&Texture&Geometric features), Texture Feature Alignment and Geometric Feature Alignment | |
| Ability to Capture Texture | Yes | ||
| Scanning Distance | 150-1,000mm | 150-1,500mm | |
| Field of View | 140mm × 140mm - 490mm × 490mm | 50mm × 75mm - 1,100mm × 1,000mm | |
| Scanning Frame | Up to 80 FPS (Marker Alignment) | Up to 30 FPS | |
| Scanning Speed | Up to 3,300,000 Points/s | Up to 2,450,000 Points/s | Up to 4,500,000 Points/s |
| Output Formats | *.obj, *.stl, *.ply, *.asc, *.mk2,*.txt,*.epj,*.apj,*.spj,*.map, *.sk | ||
| The Ability for 3D Printing | Supports .stl, .obj and other formats | ||
| Working Temperature Range | 0～40℃ | ||
| Working Humidity Range | 10% - 90% RH (Non-condensing) | ||
| Interface | USB 3.0 | ||
| Scanner Dimensions & Weight | Dimensions: 215 mm × 73 mm × 53 mm; Weight: 620 g | ||
| Power Source | DC: 12 V, 5.0 A | ||
| Certifications | CE-EMC, FCC, RoHS, IEC 60825, IEC 62471, IEC 60529-IP50, WEEE, KC | ||
| Recommended Configurations for PC | OS: Win10/Win11, 64-bit; CPU: i7-13650HX and above; RAM: 32GB and above; Graphic Card: NVIDIA discrete graphics card, NVIDIA RTX3060 and above; Graphics memory: 6GB and above |
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With marker point alignment, the maximum speed can reach 80 FPS. With hybrid alignment, it can reach up to 30 FPS. The higher the scanning frame rate, the more data features are captured in a single frame, making the alignment smoother and scanning speed faster.
The MT offers three different light source modes: Blue Laser, Infrared Laser, and Infrared Structured Light.
Each mode has a different point cloud acquisition speed:
The actual scanning time depends on the object size, selected light source mode, point spacing, scanning frame rate, and other settings.
Typical scanning time examples:
Scanning a human torso (spine area): approx. 1 minute
(Light source: Infrared Structured Light; Alignment : Geometry; Resolution: 1.0)
Scanning an artwork (20–30 cm): approx. 2 minutes
(Light source: Blue Laser; Alignment : Texture + Geometry; Resolution: 0.7)
The MT offers three different light source modes: Blue Laser, Infrared Laser, and Infrared Structured Light . Each mode supports different adjustable resolution.
Blue Laser: 0.05–5 mm (adjustable in 0.05 mm increments)
Infrared Laser: 0.1–5 mm (adjustable in 0.1 mm increments)
Infrared Structured Light: 0.1–5 mm (adjustable in 0.1 mm increments)
Different resolution settings will affect the level of detail in the final 3D model.
Generally speaking, a resolution of 0.2–0.3 mm is sufficient to capture enough detail for most applications. The smaller the resolution, the finer the details, but the point cloud processing time will also be longer.
Yes. The 3DeVOK MT can capture 3D geometry and color information from artifacts, sculptures, and other heritage objects for digital documentation, visualization, and further modeling. It can support digitization projects in which preserving the object's shape and appearance is important.
Internal Link: Cultural Heritage & Archaeology Solutions · Egyptian Archaeology Project · Portuguese Museum Digitization Project
Yes. The MT can capture 3D data from vehicle interiors, including complex surfaces and areas used for customized installations. The resulting models can provide a reference for designing tailored components, checking fitment, and preparing parts for manufacturing.
Internal Link: Automotive Customization Solutions · Van Conversion Project
Yes. The MT supports the digitization of vehicle components and customized parts, providing 3D data for design development, reverse engineering, and downstream manufacturing. It is suitable for projects where existing components need to be captured as digital references for modification or reproduction.
Internal Link: Automotive Customization Solutions · RV Dashboard Customization Project
The MT is designed for a wide range of objects, from mechanical components and vehicle interiors to sculptures and cultural artifacts. Its multiple scanning modes allow users to adapt their workflow to different object sizes, geometries, and surface conditions.
Internal Link: Product Selection Guide · Watch the 3DeVOK MT in Action
