Forensic 3D Scanners

3D scanners for crime, accident and death scenes and the evidence in them: whole scenes, vehicles, bodies, impressions and bullets in measurable 3D.

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

Artec Leo

★★★★★4.8 (6)
34 800 €
Artec Spider II high-resolution handheld 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Spider II

★★★★★5.0 (2)
27 000 €
PromocjaArtec Eva handheld 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Eva

★★★★★4.8 (4)
9 900 €13 700 €
Artec Ray II long-range LiDAR 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Ray II

★★★★★5.0 (2)
59 450 €
Artec Micro II automated desktop 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Micro II

★★★★★4.5 (2)
19 800 €
Artec Leo Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Leo Premium Pack

48 750 €
Artec Spider II Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Spider II Premium Pack

37 700 €
Artec Eva Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Eva Premium Pack

19 585 €
Artec Ray II Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Ray II Premium Pack

68 650 €
Artec Micro II Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Micro II Premium Pack

25 800 €
Artec Spider II Education Package
Artec 3D

Artec Spider II Education Package

★★★★★5.0 (1)
24 600 €
Artec Eva Education Package
Artec 3D

Artec Eva Education Package

★★★★★5.0 (1)
12 590 €
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Match the scanner to the scene

Ray II and Leo capture scenes, Spider II and Micro II the evidence. Data from all of them merges in one Artec Studio project.

Up to 130 m

Whole scenes

Crime and accident scenes, building interiors, streets and vehicles in context

Artec Ray II59 450 €
  • 1.9 mm accuracy at 10 m
  • Scans align on site, no targets
  • 36 MP HDR color helps spot bloodstains
≈0.5–10 m

Vehicles, bodies, details

Crashed vehicles inside and out, bodies, weapons and scene details

Artec Leo34 800 €
  • Fully wireless: screen and computer built in
  • Check coverage on screen, rescan gaps on site
  • Up to 35 mln points/s, 2.3 MP color
≈20 cm–2 m

Bodies and injuries

Autopsy documentation, injuries on curved surfaces, objects from the scene

Artec Eva9 900 €
  • Measures injuries on curved surfaces
  • 0.1 mm accuracy, full color, no targets
  • Under 1 kg, optional 6 h battery
≈5–50 cm

Impressions and marks

Footwear impressions, bite marks, wounds and small objects

Artec Spider II27 000 €
  • 0.05 mm resolution and accuracy
  • Contact-free, no targets on evidence
  • 5 MP true-to-life color
Up to 20 cm

Bullets and small evidence

Bullets, fragments, debris and small items for court presentation

Artec Micro II19 800 €
  • Up to 5 µm accuracy, 2 µm repeatability
  • One click: same result whoever scans
  • Full color, four 13 MP cameras

From scene to measurable evidence

One workflow in Artec Studio Pro, whichever scanners you combine.

Artec Studio Pro
  1. Capture the scene

    Set up Ray II at a few positions. Scans are aligned on site, and Double Scan removes people passing through.

  2. Add close-range detail

    Scan vehicles, bodies and impressions with Leo, Eva or Spider II, and bullets and small items with Micro II in the lab.

  3. Merge and measure

    Combine all scans in one Artec Studio project, then measure distances, take sections and map deviations.

  4. Share and present

    Export meshes, E57 point clouds and color models for reconstruction software, reports and court presentation.

Real scan data

Real scans of forensic scenes

A full training crime scene, a mannequin, a hatchet and a footwear impression: scenes and evidence preserved in measurable 3D.

Mock crime scene
Crime scene

Mock crime scene

A complete training scene with train cars and mannequins, merged from three scanners.

Scanned with
Artec Ray II + Artec Leo + Space Spider
Scan time
3 h
Processing
7 h

Results from forensic work

<1h

Crashed vehicles are scanned inside and out to analyze crush damage, collision forces and injuries for court. A demo SUV exterior took 32 minutes, processed in 90.

Scanned withArtec Leo

1min

A study tested 3D scanning as a replacement for casting footwear impressions, which takes 24–48 hours. Leo captured boot prints in snow in about a minute.

Scanned withArtec Leo

Long-range or handheld?

For the whole scene, Artec Ray II, a tripod-mounted LiDAR scanner, captures from 0.5 to 130 m with 1.9 mm accuracy at 10 m and a 360° × 300° field of view. Positions align on site with no targets, Double Scan removes people passing through, and 36 MP HDR color helps spot bloodstains.

Handheld scanners add close-range detail. The wireless Leo captures crashed vehicles inside and out, Eva documents bodies and measures injuries on curved surfaces, and Spider II records footwear impressions, bite marks and wounds at 0.05 mm without touching them. In the lab, Micro II scans bullets and small items with up to 5 µm accuracy.

Questions about 3D scanning for forensics

Which 3D scanner is best for crime scenes?

Artec Ray II captures the whole scene from 0.5 to 130 m, with 1.9 mm accuracy at 10 m and scans aligned on site. Artec Leo adds close-range detail on vehicles, bodies and objects, and both merge in one Artec Studio project.

Can I scan evidence without touching it?

Yes. Spider II, Eva and Leo need no targets or markers, so nothing is stuck on evidence, impressions or bodies. Spider II is suited to contact-free scanning where targets are not allowed.

How does 3D scanning compare with photography?

In an autopsy study, Eva documented a body in 26 minutes versus 54.5 with photography, captured better color and measured injuries on curved surfaces. Post-processing can wait until after the autopsy.

Does Ray II need a laptop or targets on site?

No. Run it from its touchscreen or the Artec Remote app. A visual inertial system aligns each position in real time, Double Scan removes moving people, and IP54 protection suits outdoor scenes.

How are the scans used in investigations?

Forensic teams use Artec scans to analyze crush damage, collision forces and injury patterns, and Micro II is used for bullets and court presentation. Digital models can be shared without contamination risk.

Can I see the workflow before buying?

Yes. Book a demo and an Artec 3D expert will walk you through scene and evidence workflows and help you choose the right scanners.

Can I scan bullets and fragments?

Yes. Artec Micro II records bullets, fragments and other small items as measurable 3D models for documentation and court presentation. It scans automatically in full color with up to 5 µm accuracy, with the same result whoever runs the scan.

Can the scans be used in court?

Forensic teams use Artec scans to analyze crush damage, collision forces and injuries for court, and to present scenes and evidence as measurable 3D models. Whether a scan is admitted as evidence is decided by each court.

How much do these scanners cost?

In our store, Artec Ray II is 59 450 €, Leo 34 800 € and Eva 9 900 €. 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.

Not sure which scanner fits?

See scene and evidence scanning on cases like yours

Book a live demo with an Artec 3D expert. Bring your questions about scene sizes, evidence types and documentation for reports and court.