3d Scanner Raptor Pro

What computer specifications do I need to run the Raptor Pro?

Your system requires a CPU with at least 8 cores and 16 threads running at a base frequency of 2.4GHz or higher. The scanner works with both Windows and macOS operating systems. These specifications ensure smooth real-time processing of the high-density point cloud data generated at 660,000 points per second.

Can I scan shiny metal parts without using powder spray?

Yes, the Raptor Pro has low dependence on powder coating and can directly scan many black and metal objects. The blue laser technology and structured light system work together to capture reflective surfaces that would typically require coating. However, extremely polished or mirror-like surfaces may still benefit from light powder application for optimal results.

How large can objects be for single-pass scanning?

The single capture range covers 270mm x 170mm when positioned 300mm from the object. For larger items up to 4 metres, you'll need multiple scans that are automatically stitched together using the marker-based alignment system. The scanner handles this size range efficiently whilst maintaining the 0.02mm accuracy throughout.

Does the wireless scanning feature come included?

The wireless capability requires the Raptor Scan Bridge accessory which is sold separately. The base package includes the scanner and standard connectivity. Wireless scanning provides freedom of movement for large object capture and reduces cable management in complex scanning environments.

What file formats does the scanner output?

The scanner generates standard 3D file formats compatible with major CAD and 3D modelling software. Point cloud data can be exported for further processing whilst the integrated software handles mesh generation and texture mapping. The system supports direct import into professional design workflows.

How accurate is the colour reproduction in scanned models?

The 24-bit colour scanning captures full-colour information with realistic texture reproduction. Colour accuracy depends on lighting conditions during scanning but the system compensates for variations to maintain consistent results. The texture mapping aligns precisely with geometric data for photorealistic digital models.

Can I scan small intricate objects like jewellery or mechanical components?

Yes, the scanner handles objects as small as 5mm whilst maintaining its 0.02mm accuracy. The blue laser technology provides excellent detail capture for intricate features and complex geometries. Small object scanning benefits from the high point density and precise measurement capabilities for quality control applications.

What is the typical scanning time for medium-sized objects?

Scanning time varies with object complexity and required coverage but the 60 FPS capture rate enables rapid data acquisition. A typical desktop object might require several minutes including positioning and alignment. The high-speed scanning reduces overall project time compared to traditional measurement methods whilst providing complete 3D documentation.