3D Body Scanners

Handheld 3D scanners that capture people safely in minutes and in full color, for custom medical devices, sportswear and fashion, film, sculpture and research.

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Artec Leo wireless 3D scanner with built-in touchscreen
Artec 3D

Artec Leo

★★★★★4.8 (6)
34.800 €
En ofertaArtec Eva handheld 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Eva

★★★★★4.8 (4)
9.900 €13.700 €
Artec Leo Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Leo Premium Pack

48.750 €
Artec Eva Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Eva Premium Pack

19.585 €
Artec Eva Education Package
Artec 3D

Artec Eva Education Package

★★★★★5.0 (1)
12.590 €
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Two scanners built for scanning people

Both capture body shape and skin texture without contact or markers. The choice comes down to subject size and how freely you need to move.

Limbs, torsos, heads

Body parts and torsos

Residual limbs, feet, torsos and breasts for prosthetics, orthoses, garments and research

Artec Eva9.900 €
  • Safe white structured light, no contact
  • 0.1 mm accuracy, 1.3 MP color
  • Under 1 kg, up to 6 h on the battery pack
Full body, wireless

Whole bodies, on the move

Athletes, actors and patients for sportswear, film, sculpture and custom devices

Artec Leo34.800 €
  • Fully wireless: walk freely around the person
  • Live 3D view on the built-in screen
  • 2.3 MP color, up to 35 mln points/s

From person to digital body model

One workflow in Artec Studio Pro, whichever scanner you choose.

Artec Studio Pro
  1. Scan the person

    Walk around the subject, who holds still, and watch the model build live. No contact and no markers; a limb or torso takes minutes.

  2. Build the model

    Autopilot aligns and fuses the scans into a clean, watertight model of the body in one click, with full-color texture.

  3. Measure and shape

    Measure distances and 2D sections, then sculpt, smooth and trim the surface to prepare a device, a mannequin or a garment.

  4. Export to design

    Export OBJ, STL or PLY to your design software or 3D printer, or STEP, IGES and X_T when the next step is CAD.

Real scan data

Real scans of people

A full standing person and a face: skin, hair and clothing captured in color in minutes, ready for measurement or design. Turn either model and zoom in.

Full body scan
Full body

Full body scan

A standing person in four minutes, with a tablet and battery pack.

Scanned with
Artec Eva
Scan time
4 min
Processing
15 min

Results from body scanning projects

1.5min

Athletes’ legs are scanned to tailor compression leggings. A 25-player team is scanned in under an hour, and more than 4,000 athletes have been fitted.

Scanned withArtec Leo

0.9%

A university group scans volunteers for breast health and bra-fit research. Scanning error stayed within 0.8% of a known volume, and repeat calculations agreed within 1 ml.

Scanned withArtec Eva

15–20min

A head of state’s upper body was captured in a 30-minute sitting, Leo for the body and Spider II for skin texture, so an artist could sculpt and cast a bronze bust.

Scanned withArtec Leo

Handheld scanner or scanning booth?

A 3D scanning booth is a fixed installation with cameras or sensors arranged around the person. Eva and Leo are handheld instead: the operator walks around the subject, and there is nothing to install. Leo, which is wireless, can scan a whole body.

A handheld scanner also goes where the person is, whether a clinic, a training ground or a film set, and scans limbs, heads and objects up close. The person holds still for a few minutes: studios report full-body capture in under five minutes, and a 25-player team was scanned for custom compression wear in under an hour.

Measurements for apparel and sportswear

For apparel, sportswear and anthropometry, distances and 2D cross-sections are measured directly on the model in Artec Studio and exported as CSV, DXF or XML. One sportswear maker scans an athlete’s leg in about 1.5 minutes instead of 15–20 minutes by hand, and has fitted more than 4,000 athletes with tailored compression leggings.

Body-fit products such as compression garments, braces and masks are then designed on the scan rather than on tape measurements, and the model stays on file for the next order.

Questions about 3D body scanning

Is 3D body scanning safe?

Yes. Artec Eva uses white structured light that is safe for people, and Artec Leo uses invisible Class 1 laser light. Neither scanner touches the body or needs markers on the skin.

Eva or Leo: which should I choose?

Eva weighs under 1 kg and suits limbs, torsos and heads, connected to a laptop or tablet. Leo is fully wireless with a built-in screen and a larger capture zone, so you can walk freely around a whole standing person.

How long does a body scan take?

Minutes. A limb or torso is captured in minutes instead of a plaster-casting session, and a full upper body has been captured in 15–20 minutes. The person needs to hold still while you scan.

How accurate is a body scan?

Both scanners reach up to 0.1 mm 3D point accuracy. In practice the result depends on how still the person stays; in one research study, breast volume was measured with under 1% total error.

What can I do with the data?

Artec Studio Pro builds clean, watertight models of faces, limbs and bodies for orthotics, prosthetics and custom devices. Export OBJ, STL, PLY and other formats for design software and 3D printing, and measurements as CSV, DXF or XML.

Can I scan outside a clinic or studio?

Yes. Leo runs on its own battery with no computer needed for scanning, and Eva can work from a tablet and the optional battery pack for up to 6 hours.

How much does a body scanner cost?

In our store, Artec Eva is 9.900 € and Artec Leo is 34.800 €. Premium Packs add five years of Artec Studio and a 5-year warranty, and schools and universities can request a quote for an Education Package.

Can I 3D print a person from the scan?

Yes. Artec Studio builds a watertight model that exports as OBJ, PLY or WRL with color texture for full-color printing, or as STL.

Not sure which scanner fits?

See how quickly a body scan comes together

Book a live demo with an Artec 3D expert. Bring your questions about body areas, accuracy and the software you design in.