Using the Artec Remote app, you can easily scan all angles of a large object without being tethered to a computer. The scanning process can be controlled by any mobile device or tablet via WiFi. The Artec Remote is available for iOS and Android.
Artec Studio for professional processing
Processing your data in Artec Studio is the next step for your 3D scanning process. With our software, you have easy access to an advanced autopilot mode and the most accurate algorithms for quick and easy data processing, as well as HD Mode and high accuracy used to create the most true-to-form 3D models possible. Power up your workflow as you save time and get excellent results!
The full 3D scanning package
Pair Artec Ray with an Artec handheld 3D scanner, such as Eva or Spider, to effortlessly capture difficult to reach areas, e.g. the interior of a car, or to add intricate detail to a large-scale 3D model. The smart combination of Ray’s long-range 3D scanning capabilities along with the convenience and precision of all of Artec’s handheld 3D scanners ensures limitless 3D scanning potential.
Achieving maximum accuracy with your 3D laser scanner
Combine Artec Ray with a laser tracker and professional target units for the best possible alignment and registration of scanned data. Get the highest possible accuracy and tight tolerance results for your project.
Quality inspection of large objects right at your fingertips
Looking for a professional solution to do quick quality inspections of big industrial objects? Look no further. With Artec Ray, you can scan large complex parts with metrological accuracy and then import your models into Artec Studio software to carry out basic quality control, and compare it to the original CAD file all in one place. For advanced operations, you can also export the model to Control X and other full package inspection software.
| Recommended work range | 1-50 m | 1-110 m |
| Ranging error | 0.7 mm @ 15 m | <0.9 mm @ 15 m |
| Angular accuracy | 25 arcsecs |
| Range noise, 90% reflectivity | 0.12 mm @ 15 m | 0.25 mm @ 15 m |
| Range noise, 10% reflectivity | 0.3 mm @ 15 m | 0.7 mm @ 15 m |
| Speed, points/second | 208,000 |
| Scanning modes | Autonomous or via USB |
| Color | Two fully integrated 5-megapixel cameras |
| Horizontal (maximum) | 360° |
| Vertical (maximum) | 270° |
| Scanner type | Phase-shift, hemispherical scanner with 360° × 270° field of view |
| Distance measurement method | Phase shift |
| Laser wavelength | 1550 nm |
| Laser type | Continuous wave |
| Laser class: (IEC EN60825-1:2007) | Class 1 |
| Internal coordinate representation unit | 0.001 mm |
| Beam diameter at aperture | 3 mm |
Internal angular representation unit
(vertical/horizontal) | 1 arcsec |
| Min. vertical point density | 20 points/degree |
| Min. horizontal point density | 20 points/degree |
| Max vertical point density | 80 points/degree |
| Max horizontal point density | 80 points/degree |
| Weight with battery | 5.74 kg |
| Dimensions L × H × W | 287 × 200 × 118 mm |
| External power supply voltage | 14-24 V DC, 30 W |
| Internal battery power supply | Two Li-Ion 14 V, 49 Wh batteries, powers the scanner for up to 4 hours |
| Power consumption | 30 W |
| Supported OS | Windows 7, 8 or 10 – x64 |
| Minimum computer requirements | Intel Core i5, i7 or i9, 32GB RAM, GPU with 2 GB VRAM |
