Long-range LiDAR scanners that capture buildings and sites as-built for BIM, from tripod-accurate interiors to whole sites mapped on foot, by vehicle or by drone.
Ray II gives maximum accuracy in focused areas, Jet gives speed and full-site coverage. Both merge in Artec Twins.
Buildings, factory floors and plants for renovation, BIM and retrofit design
Artec Ray II€59,450
Buildings, stadiums, plants, bridges and roads, walked, driven or flown
Artec Jet€38,500
Also consider Artec Twins — georeferences, merges and exports Jet and Ray II data
Capture fast with Jet, add accuracy with Ray II, then process everything in Artec Twins.
Walk, drive or fly the whole site with Jet, and set up Ray II where accuracy matters most. Ray II aligns each position on the spot.
In Artec Twins, remove drift, tie the data to ground control points and merge Jet and Ray II scans into one dataset.
Compare what was built with the design using scan-to-CAD comparison, distance maps, sections and profiles.
Use scan-to-BIM export, or export E57, LAS, LAZ, PLY or DXF for the BIM software your team already uses.
A concert hall, a car park, a workshop, a tunnel and plant piping: as-built geometry ready to model from. Explore any of them.
An elaborate building exterior in a busy city center, captured with a backpack.
5h
40 Ray II positions covered the whole venue at up to 1.9 mm accuracy for renovation design and acoustic modeling, replacing months of manual measuring.
Scanned withArtec Ray II
30min
Jet captured the stadium inside and out, in color, for renovation, event planning and safety, in a session short enough to fit between games.
Scanned withArtec Jet
Use Artec Ray II where accuracy matters most: 1.9 mm at 10 m from a tripod. Use Artec Jet to cover whole buildings and sites quickly on foot, by vehicle or by drone. Both merge in Artec Twins.
Ray II: 1.9 mm at 10 m, 2.9 mm at 20 m and 5.3 mm at 40 m. Jet: ±10 mm indoors and underground and ±15 mm in general environments, depending on geometry, loop closures and control points.
Yes. Artec Twins georeferences with ground control points, and Jet supports GNSS/RTK accessories, continuing seamlessly from GNSS areas into GPS-denied zones. Ray II carries an altimeter, compass and GNSS.
Jet point clouds export as LAS, LAZ, PLY and E57, Artec Twins also exports DXF, and the Jet workflow includes scan-to-BIM export.
Ray II scans a full dome at 6 mm resolution in 51 seconds at 10 m; full buildings take a few hours. Jet captured a 6,700-seat stadium inside and out in 30 minutes.
Yes. Artec Twins processes and stores everything on your own PC, so you can work offline and keep full control of your data.
Not usually: Ray II and Jet capture the building. Leo adds 0.1 mm detail on ornaments, steel connections and fittings that site scanners cannot resolve, and its scans merge with Jet and Ray II data in Artec Twins.
In our store, Artec Ray II is 59.450 € and Artec Jet is 38.500 €. The Ray II Premium Pack, at 68.650 €, adds a carbon tripod, a travel backpack, five years of Artec Studio and a 2-year warranty.
