EinScan Trak

It addresses common limitations of handheld 3D scanners, including restricted scanning range, the need for markers, and reliance on surface features for continuous alignment.
Within the tracking volume, users can scan smoothly without markers or surface features. The system also retains the compact size and flexibility of a handheld 3D scanner with an unique standalone 3D scanner mode.

Yes. The handheld 3D scanner can be detached from the spherical frame and used independently without recalibration.

Unlike systems that require a large and heavy target frame during standalone scanning, EinScan Trak works as a compact wireless handheld 3D scanner. It can access narrow areas that the tracking system cannot reach and is also more convenient for scanning small objects.

EinScan Trak provides a tracking volume of up to 15 m³, easily covering vehicle-sized objects.

• For larger objects, such as boats or large sculptures, users can reposition the tracker and extend the scanning area through a tran-station workflow.
• For small objects, the seven parallel laser lines provide a point distance of up to 0.05 mm and can clearly capture objects approximately 5cm in size.

Markers are not required in most situations. Both Tracking Mode and Scanner Mode support marker-free laser scanning.

Markers may improve the scanning experience in two situations:

For large objects that require multiple scanning passes, Global Marker or Hybrid Leapfrog can help maintain higher alignment accuracy.

In Scanner Mode, small objects or objects with few geometric features may not be suitable for marker-free alignment. Markers can be placed around the object to support stable tracking.