The Eva is a lightweight, structured light 3D scanner that is excellent at quickly creating accurate, textured 3D models of medium sized objects such as a garden gnome, a human body, a truck wheel, or a motorcycle
exhaust system. Precise, high resolution measurements are captured quickly, allowing the Eva to be used in a wide variety of applications. Other than an appropriate laptop, no other equipment is required when using the Eva.
The Eva is Artec 3D's most popular scanner and a market leader in handheld 3D scanners. Structured light scanning technology is safe-to-use, as it doesn't damage the object being scanned nor pose a danger to the operator. The Eva is light, fast and versatile; making it an excellent all-round solution for capturing objects of almost any kind, including objects with black and shiny surfaces.
The Eva is well suited for use in a wide range of industries, so much so that it is an essential tool for: rapid prototyping, quality control, CGI, aerospace and automotive industries, archaeology, heritage preservation, forensics, and the creation of prosthetics. The device is used to customize, innovate and streamline workflows in countless applications. The Eva was used to scan Barack Obama and help make the very first 3D portrait of an American president.
The Eva is Artec 3D's most popular scanner and a market leader in handheld 3D scanners. Structured light scanning technology is safe-to-use, as it doesn't damage the object being scanned nor pose a danger to the operator. The Eva is light, fast and versatile; making it an excellent all-round solution for capturing objects of almost any kind, including objects with black and shiny surfaces.
The Eva is well suited for use in a wide range of industries, so much so that it is an essential tool for: rapid prototyping, quality control, CGI, aerospace and automotive industries, archaeology, heritage preservation, forensics, and the creation of prosthetics. The device is used to customize, innovate and streamline workflows in countless applications. The Eva was used to scan Barack Obama and help make the very first 3D portrait of an American president.
Artec 3D scanners & applications
Customizing, innovating and streamlining a wide range of different industries
Industrial design
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Healthcare
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Science and education
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Art and design
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For more information about Artec 3D's Eva, contact us or visit their website.