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Creaform Go!SCAN 3D

A handheld 3D scanner by Creaform featuring simplicity, fast scanning rate, and high-resolution level of colored complex surfaces.

Specifications

AccuracyUp to 0.050 mm (0.0020 in)
Volumetric accuracy0.050 mm + 0.150 mm/m (0.0020 in + 0.0018 in/ft)
Measurement resolution0.100 mm (0.0039 in)
Mesh resolution0.200 mm (0.0078 in)
Measurement rate1,500,000 measurements/s
Light sourceWhite light (99 stripes)
Positioning methodsGeometry and/or color and/or targets
Scanning area390 x 390 mm (15.4 x 15.4 in)
Stand-off distance400 mm (15.7 in)
Depth of field450 mm (17.7 in)
Part size range (recommended)0.1–4 m (0.3–13 ft)
Texture resolution50 to 200 DPI
Texture colors24 bits
SoftwareVXelements
Output formats.dae, .fbx, .ma, .obj, .ply, .stl, .txt, .wrl, .x3d, .x3dz, .zpr, .3mf
Weight1.25 kg (2.7 lb)
Dimensions 89 x 114 x 346 mm (3.5 x 4.5 x 13.6 in)
Connection standard1 X USB 3.0
Operating temperature range5-40 °C (41-104 °F)
Operating humidity range (non-condensing)10-90%

Overview

3D scanning is finding applications in quality control, prototyping, and reverse engineering, among others. Yet scanners’ inability to capture shiny or transparent-finished objects, as their surface distorts light and the data acquisition process, hampers the use of 3D scanning technology. The same is true for objects with deep-pocketed geometries where light cannot fully pass through. Scanning speed and portability are also some areas limiting the use of scanners in various industries.

Balancing portability and ease of use, the user-friendly Go!SCAN 3D can scan objects setup-free. This handheld 3D scanner can measure any complex surface having high detail level, allowing right capture the first time. Not only does it impressively acquire texture and geometry, but it can also capture details over a rich color palette. Integrating Go!SCAN 3D in modeling software paves the way for improved product development, innovation, and shorter time to market.

Design

Simplicity & Versatility

The unrivaled user-friendliness of Go!SCAN 3C makes scanning both small and large objects possible. The simple user interface of the scanner performs real-time mesh visualization without part preparation. The point-and-shoot design delivers an instant scan preview in real-time.

The 390 x 390 mm (15.4 x 15.4 in) scanning area can identify positioning via geometry, color, or targets. The scanner has a 450 mm depth of field and a 400 mm stand-off distance. The recommended part size range is from 0.1m to 4m or 0.3-13ft.

Portability

The Go!SCAN 3D design prompts a scanning process that undeniably transforms work to be more efficient. This portable device only measures 89 x 114 x 346 mm (3.5 x 4.5 x 13.6 in) and weighs 1.25kg (2.7lbs) that it can easily fit into a suitcase. With dynamic referencing, the scanner and object can move free while scanning. 

Speed

Go!SCAN 3D’s scanning power can capture objects within minutes, hastening the integration of the image into CAD or other 3D printing software. It produces instant mesh and ready-to-use files. The 99 white light scanning lines amount to a high measurement rate of up to 1,500,000 measurements. The scanner is easy to set up and initiates function in less than 2 minutes.

Level of Details & Scan Quality

Go!SCAN 3D displays striking scan quality with its high-resolution level of detailing and full support of color. The texture resolution runs from 50 to 200 DPI at 0.100mm resolution and 24-bit texture colors. It offers high resolution for objects with intricate details at a mess resolution of 0.200mm.

Software

The scanner comes with VXelements, powering the entire 3D scanning suite and measurement technologies. It simplifies essential tools from data acquisition to CAD software in a sleek working environment for a user-friendly experience.

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During his history the company has undergone a long development of its production focus, which began with foundry production, followed by the addition of mechanical engineering to the decision to product forming machines of own brand in 1925.

Measurement of foundry parts with a 3D scanner