Handheld 3D scanners that capture furniture in shape and color, for reverse engineering, CNC and molds, 3D-printed parts and photoreal e-commerce visuals.
Both capture shape and color without targets. Leo is wireless for showrooms and large pieces; Eva is the entry-price choice at the bench.
Sofas, recliners, chairs and cabinets for CAD, CGI and e-commerce visuals
Artec Leo34 800 €
Chair prototypes, bent-plywood shells, carved doors and wood details for redesign and molds
Artec Eva9 900 €
One Artec Studio Pro workflow for product development, reverse engineering and photoreal visuals.
Walk around a sofa or chair with Leo, or capture a prototype with Eva. Both track shape and color, so no targets go on finished surfaces.
Artec Studio fuses the scans into a watertight mesh with photo texture, ready for renders, AR/VR and online catalogs.
Mirror for symmetry, take sections, fit primitives and autosurface, then adjust the form digitally instead of rebuilding a physical prototype.
Export STEP, IGES or X_T to CAD for CNC and molds, STL for 3D-printed parts, or OBJ for visualization.
Chairs, a side table, an ornate metal table and carved doors: woodgrain, upholstery and fine carving captured in true color. Spin any model and zoom in.
Vivid fabric colors and a bold shape, captured in seven minutes.
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A home furnishing retailer scans each piece with Leo in under five minutes, including dark, shiny and fluffy surfaces. 12,000 renders followed, and design lead times were halved.
Scanned withArtec Leo
Leo is wireless with a built-in screen, so it suits large and upholstered pieces, showrooms and photo studios. Eva comes at an entry price and suits prototypes, parts and carved details at the bench. Both reach 0.1 mm accuracy and capture color.
Leo handles dark, shiny and fluffy surfaces, and its AI-powered HD Mode helps with dark and thin features. Eva’s HD Mode also helps with black and shiny surfaces.
Yes. Artec Studio Pro fits primitives, takes sections and autosurfaces the scan, then exports STEP, IGES or X_T or sends it directly to SOLIDWORKS.
Yes. Both scanners capture geometry and color in one pass, and Artec Studio adds photo texturing for photoreal models. One retailer has produced about 3,000 true-to-size models with Leo.
Users report under five minutes per piece with Leo. The chairs and tables in the real scans above took 5–30 minutes to scan.
Artec Studio Pro, as a yearly plan or a lifetime license. Premium Packs for Leo and Eva include five years of Artec Studio.
