Three laser technologies in one collection: blue-laser metrology for machined parts, an invisible VCSEL laser for large objects, and time-of-flight LiDAR for buildings and sites.
From a machined part to a whole plant: tolerance, object size and range decide which laser technology fits.
Castings, machined and molded parts, molds, black or shiny metal
Point Artec€23,900
Also consider Kit de métrologie Artec : Professionnel — holds 0.015 mm + 0.015 mm/m across large parts
Car bodies, machinery, boats, plant equipment, aircraft sections
Artec Leo€34,800
Also consider Kit de métrologie Artec : Entrée — keeps 0.125 mm + 0.025 mm/m over large parts
Factory floors, piping, aircraft, trucks, bridges, crime scenes
Artec Ray II€59,450
Also consider Artec Studio Pro : Abonnement — merges Ray II scans with Leo close-ups in one project
A cam gear, a black alloy rim and a transmission housing at metrology grade, an engine and a truck with Leo, and plant piping with Ray II.
Rough, porous cast iron with evenly spaced teeth and stamped markings, scanned in five minutes.
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Cockpits, decks and storm-damaged hulls are scanned with Leo, and open spaces with Ray II, to CNC-machine refit and repair parts. Typical projects dropped from 6 hours to 2.
Scanned withArtec Leo
In our store, Artec Point II is 23 900 €, Artec Leo 34 800 € and Artec Ray II 59 450 €. The Leo Premium Pack, 48 750 €, adds a calibration kit, two batteries and a charger, a travel backpack, five years of Artec Studio, a 5-year warranty and a 5-year Hot Swap contract.
The Ray II Premium Pack, 68 650 €, adds a carbon tripod, a travel backpack, a 5-year Artec Studio license and a 2-year warranty. For large metal parts, consider Artec Metrology Kit: with it, Point II holds 0.015 mm + 0.015 mm/m. Schools and universities can request a quote for the Leo Education Package.
Artec Point II is a blue-laser handheld for metrology, Artec Leo projects an invisible VCSEL laser pattern to capture large objects, and Artec Ray II is a tripod-mounted time-of-flight LiDAR scanner for scenes up to 130 m away.
Yes. Point II uses a Class II eye-safe blue laser. Leo’s VCSEL source and Ray II’s invisible 1550 nm laser are both Class 1.
Point II is target-based, so reference targets go on the part. Leo tracks geometry and texture with no targets, and Ray II aligns its positions on the spot with a visual inertial system.
Point II’s blue laser captures shiny machined metal, airfoils and black parts. Leo’s AI-powered HD Mode helps with dark, shiny and thin features.
Leo captures 2.3 MP texture, and Ray II calibrated 360° imagery from a 36 MP three-camera system. Point II captures geometry only; texture can be added with AI Photogrammetry in Artec Studio.
Choose Point II for target-based metrology on black and shiny metal. If you need color and target-free scanning on similar parts, Artec Neo delivers metrology-grade accuracy with blue structured light, using targets only where tolerances demand them.
Point II reaches up to 0.02 mm, with 0.015 mm + 0.035 mm/m volumetric accuracy. Leo reaches 0.1 mm, or 0.1 mm + 0.3 mm/m over distance. Ray II, which works at long range, reaches 1.9 mm at 10 m, 2.9 mm at 20 m and 5.3 mm at 40 m.
Yes. Artec Studio Pro builds a watertight mesh from the scan, fits CAD primitives, autosurfaces it and compares the result with CAD. Export STL, OBJ or STEP, or send the data straight to SOLIDWORKS, Design X or Control X.
