EinScan-Pro+ 3D Scanner

The EinScan-Pro+ carries on the consistent excellent scanning quality of the EinScan-Pro. It provides multiple scanning modes and delivers simple and fast scanning with its convenient handheld design. The new EinScan-Pro+, offers a brighter and more fashionable champagne-gold color. Although similar in appearance to the EinScan-Pro, it is full of new innovations such as a new international proprietary technology for HD scanning mode, an enlarged single-frame scanning area and an advanced "rapid registration" optional scanning module.

Solid Edge from Siemens PLM Software offers designers a proven solution for 3D product development that is easy to implement and learn and is complete with advanced functionality. Solid Edge is the industry's most complete hybrid 2D/3D CAD system that uses synchronous technology. It excels at facilitating accelerated design, faster change and improved re-use of imported data.

**3D Scanner only - Industrial and colour packs sold separately**

Four scan options

Handheld rapid scan, Handheld HD scan, Automatic scan, and Free scan, which makes EinScan Pro be one multifunctional 3D scanner, satisfies the needs for a portable scan and high-accuracy scan.

High Speed

In handheld scan mode, the scan speed is 10 frames/s. The Automatic scan and free scan mode single scan takes less than 2s.

Full-colour scan

External texture camera can be attached to EinScan-Pro, capable of capturing the full-colour 3D data of the object.

High compatibility

Data output can be used for 3D printing as well as designing directly. Data format: STL, OBJ, ASC, PLY

New-generation Handheld HD Scanning Mode

In the past, capturing 3D scanning details at high scanning speed could not be done simultaneously. Now the EinScan-Pro+, equipped with a brand-new generation of handheld rapid HD scanning technology, protected by an international patent, offers an enhanced handheld HD scanning mode by implementing and using an intensive line-scanning strategy.

Scanning Range is Enlarged 1.6 Times

Including the most recent EinScan 2.0 Software. The major highlights of the EinScan software v2.0 include an improved user experience, enhanced the user-friendliness of the software interface, one-click data upload to the ‚¬š¬¦¬œSketchfab? platform, and streamlined process to share scanned 3D data directly over the Internet. EinScan v2.0 also includes multiple new and upgraded functions.

Brand New R² (Rapid Registration) Optional Scanning Module

R² (Rapid Registration) scanning module is a newly-added module in the handheld rapid scanning mode of the EinScan-Pro and EinScan-Pro+. A new feature to recognize and align reference points has been added. Since it is targeted to be used with large-size objects, with few geometrical characteristics, even flat objects without any geometrical characteristics can easily be scanned. Color information of the surfaces of objects can also be obtained. It delivers a rapid and smooth operating experience while ensuring scanning accuracy. This module is an optional paid module which needs to be activated after the purchasing of a license.

New Champagne Gold Scheme

Closely following the trend of fashion, the appearance of new the EinScan-Pro+ is exquisitely finished in a champagne-gold colour, offering a delicate and profound metallic texture.

As a new generation of digital innovation platform, Solid Edge SHINING 3D Edition includes reverse engineering, generative design, and simulation together with CAD tool in one platform. SHINING 3D EinScan series 3D scanners, integrated with Solid Edge SHINING 3D Edition, provide users with the solution covering 3D Digitise Design & Simulate Additive Manufacture¢? to generate more high-quality 3D data for production.

In essence, Solid Edge SHINING 3D Edition unlocks the secrets of better design by facilitating:

• Convergent Modeling
• Synchronous Modeling
• Reverse Engineering
• Generation Design
• Simulation
• Additive Manufacturing

Bringing Digital Vehicle Customizations to Life

Not too long ago, 3D scanners were used as a ‚¬œprop‚¬� to do demonstrations at 3D design courses. They served as a supporting tool for makers to craft in their leisure time. After all, 3D scanners seemed to have a much higher threshold than smartphones or professional cameras.

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