LiDAR and handheld 3D scanners that capture rooms and interiors as-built, from a single room to a multi-level venue, ready for renovation, design and VR.
Room size, the accuracy you need and how much time you have on site decide it.
Halls, theaters, factory floors and multi-level interiors for renovation and design
Artec Ray II59.450 €
Venues, parking garages, workshops and facilities, captured while you walk through
Artec Jet38.500 €
Also consider Artec Twins — merges Jet, Ray II and Leo data in one model
Ornate walls, paneling, stairs, furniture and fittings
Artec Leo34.800 €
Capture with one scanner or combine all three, then merge, measure and export.
Set Ray II at a few positions per room, or walk the floor with Jet. Ray II aligns every position on the spot, so no targets are placed.
Scan ornate features, fixtures and tight corners with Leo, fully wireless, from a ladder or scaffold if needed.
Combine Jet, Ray II and Leo data in Artec Twins as one model, from the whole floor down to fine detail.
Measure distances, cut sections and profiles, and export point clouds or meshes for renovation design, BIM or first-person walkthroughs.
A working workshop, an indoor arena and an underground car park, captured as-built in minutes. Play any flythrough and judge the coverage.
A dusty working area with moving equipment, captured handheld and by drone.
5h
A historic theater was captured as-built from 40 Ray II positions for renovation design, acoustic modeling and VR tours, replacing months of manual measuring.
Scanned withArtec Ray II
~50min
Ray II captured a church inside and out, and Leo the medieval gravestones found under its floor, for VR walkthroughs before the stones were covered again.
Scanned withArtec Ray II
4h
Over 100 m of irregular acoustic paneling was scanned from scaffolding with Leo, and parametric CAD turned the mesh into precisely fitted replacement panels.
Scanned withArtec Leo
Artec Twins merges Ray II, Jet and Leo data into one model and cuts cross-sections and profiles through it. Export DXF as a basis for floor plans and sections in your CAD software, or E57, LAS, LAZ and PLY point clouds for scan to BIM.
For renovation and retrofit, designers then work from the measured as-built rather than old drawings. A multi-level historic theater was captured from 40 Ray II positions in 5 hours, replacing months of manual measuring, and Leo scanned over 100 m of acoustic wall paneling for precisely fitted replacement panels.
In our store, Ray II is 59.450 €, Jet is 38.500 € and Leo is 34.800 €. These are professional instruments for as-built work, and a free demo shows which one fits your rooms and deliverables.
For accurate as-built interiors, Artec Ray II gives 1.9 mm accuracy at 10 m from a tripod. For many rooms or whole floors in one walk, Artec Jet is faster. Add Artec Leo for close-up detail.
At 10 m, a Ray II scan takes 1 min 42 s at its highest resolution, or 2 min 42 s with color. One multi-level historic theater took 5 hours from 40 positions.
No. Ray II registers each position in real time with its visual inertial system, so scans arrive in Artec Studio already aligned. Jet uses SLAM, and Leo tracks geometry and texture.
Ray II’s Double Scan function automatically removes moving objects, such as passers-by, from the data.
Yes. Ray II has a 36 MP three-camera system with automatic HDR, and Leo captures 2.3 MP texture. Jet records intensity by default; true color needs the optional action camera kit.
Jet point clouds export as LAS, LAZ, PLY and E57, and Artec Twins also exports DXF. Leo exports OBJ, PLY, STL, E57 and other mesh formats, plus STEP, IGES and X_T.
Yes, with Artec Jet. It uses SLAM to track its position without GPS and maps interiors handheld or on a backpack at ±10 mm, with a 360° × 290° field of view and a live preview in the companion app.
Yes. Set Ray II at a few positions per room or walk every floor with Jet, and add stairs, fittings and ornate details with Leo. Artec Twins merges the data into one model of the whole building, ready for renovation design.
For development, renovation and commercial property, yes: you get measured as-built data with Ray II’s 36 MP HDR color, and Artec Twins creates photorealistic Gaussian Splats and first-person walkthroughs for people who can’t visit. These are measuring instruments, chosen when dimensions matter as much as visuals.
