Capping an exhibition-packed month that has seen it showing at 3D Print Lyon, France, and Manufacturing World Tokyo, Japan, Revopoint closes June out in the US at Rapid + TCT 2024, with a product lineup that covers all corners of the prosumer scanning landscape.

Revopoint’s particular offering of scanners gives an agile and easy-to-use experience and solid results, and the latest devices to join this stable include the Range 2 and Mini 2. As their names suggest, each caters to a particular object type in their sizes and accuracies.

The Mini 2 is ideally suited to tiny objects and items of high feature density, utilizing blue light technology to define the structure of an object and capture detail at what Revopoint claims is metrology-grade accuracy. The Range 2 is for larger objects and distances, using structured infrared light to map out the surface of objects. Both benefit from Wi-Fi 6 radios for virtually as-it-happens streaming of the scan when you go mobile, and both feature improved color capture for fully textured scans.

The Pop 3, budget pick in our guide to the best 3D scanners you can buy right now, will also be on show. Suited for mixed usage, it’s a structured infrared light scanner that could be said to form the backbone of Revopoint’s current slate of scanners.

While each device is suited to a particular type of usage, for sheer cool factor, the Revopoint Miraco is on show and a must-try for attendees. It is Revopoint’s cord-cutting solution to truly wireless 3D scanning, with onboard processing letting you do almost all the work without the need for a computer. We went hands-on with one after its launch, and it was rather impressive.