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Revopoint has announced the launch of the MetroX 3D scanner, a handheld device that leverages both multi-line lasers and full-field light.

The scanner has four modes, each optimized to capture different types of objects ranging from small to medium sizes.

A Cross Lines mode uses 14 blue lasers for dark or shiny surfaces. In Parallel Lines mode, seven parallel blue lasers work to capture fine details or complex surfaces.

The Full-Field Blue Structured Light mode can create point clouds at up to 7 million points per second. Finally, the Auto Turntable can help boost scan accuracy and precision while automatically scanning small objects.

Accuracy indeed is also a main USP here, with Revopoint claiming the device is “metrology-grade,” and capable of up to 0.03 mm accuracy and 0.01 mm precision.

A Kickstarter campaign will launch on October 15, during which time “super early bird” backers can pledge $649 – 35% off Revopoint’s stated $999 MSRP – for the scanner as a backer reward. Check the MetroX’s product page on Revopoint’s website for details.

Editor's Note – This article highlights a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign. Kickstarter is not a shop; campaigns are under no legal obligation to deliver on crowdfunding promises, nor offer refunds on unfulfilled campaign rewards.

For more insight, read our article 8 Things to Watch for When Backing a 3D Printing Kickstarter.

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