Long-range LiDAR for buildings, plants, vehicles and whole sites: Ray II for millimeter accuracy from a tripod, Jet for mapping on foot, by vehicle or by drone.
Ray II gives maximum accuracy where you set it up. Jet covers whole sites at walking, driving or flying speed.
Buildings, plant rooms, aircraft, trucks, bridges and crime scenes
Artec Ray II59 450 €
Also consider Artec Studio Pro — processes Ray II scans and merges Leo close-ups
Mines, tunnels, plants, stockpiles and stadiums, on foot, vehicle or drone
Artec Jet38 500 €
Also consider Artec Twins — processes, georeferences and merges Jet data with Ray II
A truck, a 12 m piping system and a multi-ton machine scanned from a tripod, plus a concert hall, a castle and a mine mapped on the move.
Ray II captured the whole truck, Leo the underside and the cab gap, for aerodynamic simulation.
5h
Ray II captured ceilings 20–30 m away and ornate carvings up close from 40 positions, at up to 1.9 mm accuracy, replacing months of manual measuring.
Scanned withArtec Ray II
76kW
Ray II captured the whole truck and Leo the cab and underside for a CFD-ready model. CFD results came back in hours and pointed to changes to mirrors and roof.
Scanned withArtec Ray II
30min
Carried on a backpack and mounted on a vehicle, Jet captured the whole stadium in color, scoreboard included from ground level, in a window that fits between games.
Scanned withArtec Jet
Artec Ray II is 59 450 € in our store, or 68 650 € as a Premium Pack with a carbon tripod, a travel backpack, a 5-year Artec Studio license and a 2-year warranty instead of one. Artec Jet is 38 500 €, with a 2-year warranty; drones for aerial mapping are sold separately.
On large sites, the two combine well: Jet covers the whole site at walking, driving or flying speed, Ray II adds precision on facades, plant rooms and key structures, and the data merges in Artec Twins. An Artec 3D expert can help you plan the mix in a free demo.
Ray II is a tripod-mounted terrestrial scanner for maximum accuracy in focused areas, 1.9 mm at 10 m. Jet is a mobile SLAM mapper for speed and full-site coverage. Their data can be merged in Artec Twins.
Ray II measures from 0.5 to 130 m and covers 360° × 300° from each position. Jet measures from 0.5 to 300 m with a 360° × 290° field of view while it moves.
No. Ray II aligns each position on the spot with its visual inertial system, so scans arrive pre-aligned. Jet positions itself by SLAM, works in GPS-denied areas and can use ground control points or RTK for georeferencing.
Ray II captures calibrated 360° imagery with a 36 MP three-camera system and automatic HDR. Jet records intensity by default; true color needs the optional action camera kit, aligned automatically in Artec Twins.
Ray II is rated IP54 and operates from −5 to +40 °C. Jet is rated IP65, operates from −10 to 45 °C and works in complete darkness.
Ray II data is processed in Artec Studio, which also merges Leo close-ups. Jet data is processed in Artec Twins, built for multi-billion-point datasets from Jet, Ray II and Leo.
Ray II reaches 1.9 mm at 10 m, 2.9 mm at 20 m and 5.3 mm at 40 m, with 18-arcsecond angular accuracy. Jet maps at ±10 mm indoors and underground and ±15 mm in general environments, with ±5 mm change detection.
Yes. Artec Twins fuses satellite, drone, smartphone and Artec scanner data into one dataset, and standard files from other devices import too. It handles environments of 100 km² and more.
