For makers and hobbyists looking to 3D scan physician objects and bring them into the digital realm, it’s all about the details. The handheld 3D scanner market has seen a massive boom in affordable and accessible hardware, but the lower-priced models typically lack more expensive counterparts in the accuracy and precision department.

3DMakerpro is one of the manufacturers that have prioritized developing professional standards into low-cost 3D scanners. After hitting the scene with its first all-purpose 3D scanner, Whale, the company went back to the drawing board to develop a more compact device capable of capturing even finer details.

The result of this R&D is the Mole, a 3D scanner named for its ability to capture small, intricate details even down to the size of a mole.

The Mole 3D scanner’s most compelling feature is its incredible accuracy of up to .05mm, nailing even the most intricate details in almost any type of environment. That said, there are many aspects to note about this device, so let’s dive right into it.

3DMakerpro Mole: 3D Scanning Accuracy and Resolution Taken to the Next Level

With its accuracy of 0.05mm and resolution of 0.1mm, the Mole 3D scanner is engineered to provide you with professional-grade scanning capabilities. This improved accuracy is powered by the improved precision calibration integrated into the device.

The Mole is capable of scanning in all environments, including bright light or full sunshine, dark environments, and even completely dark or black objectives. This is made possible by its NIR light source, which not only protects your eyes but also has excellent light compatibility. The scanner is also equipped with multi-spectral optical technology that further enhances the ability to scan in bright, well-lit environments.

One of the most notable features of the Mole is its AI visual tracking, which allows it to identify your target objectives without the need for markers. Typically, markers are required for larger objects such as automotive parts, but the Mole eliminates this pesky part of the scanning process. This, coupled with its high precision of 0.05mm super-high accuracy and 0.1mm high resolution, ensures that your scans are detailed and accurate.

The Mole also comes with a professional-level color kit, which supports the shooting of complex color and textures. The Mole will automatically map the color to the models, providing you with realistic color for your scans.

One of the other key selling points of the Mole is its multiple scanning modes, which include Turntable Mode, Handheld Mode, and the combined Turntable + Handheld Mode. This allows you to scan however you want, giving you the flexibility to tackle any scanning task. In fact, Mole will come with a Handheld Stabilizer called 3DMakerpro Connect, which will enable users to scan in remote environments without the need of a computer.

The Mole comes equipped with a professional software system, which includes “rookie-friendly” software that provides detailed guides for new users. This makes the software ideal for both beginners and professionals alike. Additionally, the continuous updating software JMStudio allows you to perform each operation quickly and efficiently. Supported on both iOS and Android, the JMstudio app also enables users to export raw models with no compression. Mole is also compatible with 3DMakerpro Connect, a smartphone connection device that allows users to can on the go, from the studio to the outdoors.

Overall, the Mole 3D Scanner is an ideal solution for those who demand accuracy, precision, and flexibility in their scanning needs. Whether you’re a professional or a hobbyist, the Mole is sure to meet your needs and exceed expectations.

Mole is available for purchase on 3DMakerpro’s webstore, and those who sign up for early access can save up to 42% on the retail price of the scanner. Once it hits the market, the full price of the Mole will be $649, so sign up today to get early bird pricing starting at $379.