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Artec 3D
Handheld 3D Scanners
Industries: Aerospace, Automotive, Industrial Manufacturing, Art & Architecture, Healthcare, Education, and other Emerging Industries.
Applications: Reverse Engineering, Product Development, Computer Graphics, Virtual Display, VR/AR, 3D Data Archiving, Digital Diagnosis, and more
Artec 3D
Metrology-grade Desktop 3D Scanner
Ultra-high metrology-grade desktop 3D scanner with 5-micron accuracy for capturing measurements of very small to small objects with complex and intricate surfaces.
Artec 3D
Long-range Scanner
A long-range superfast laser scanner for creating exceptionally accurate digital twins for large objects such as airplanes, wind turbines, rooms, or bridges with high precision.
Artec 3D
Wireless 3D Scanners
Industries: Aerospace, Automotive, Industrial Manufacturing, Art & Architecture, Healthcare, Education, and other Emerging Industries.
Applications: Reverse Engineering, Product Development, Computer Graphics, Virtual Display, VR/AR, 3D Data Archiving, Digital Diagnosis, and more
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Artec 3D Learning Hub
Explore how Artec 3D scanners are transforming design, inspection, and manufacturing workflows across industries. Access blogs, case studies, and educational resources to discover how companies are leveraging Artec’s high-precision scanning technology to accelerate development, improve accuracy, reduce costs, and streamline the creation of detailed, functional digital models.
Saucony Matrix Relaunch – Reviving Iconic Footwear Through 3D Scanning
Discover how Artec 3D’s high-resolution scanning technology is enabling the revival of a classic — the iconic Matrix sneaker from Saucony. When CAD data was lost, Artec’s handheld scanner Artec Spider II captured a full-color, sub-millimeter-accurate model of the original shoe — down to every stitch, texture and surface detail. Using that 3D data as a foundation, Saucony was able to faithfully resurrect the Matrix, accelerating product development while preserving the original design’s character and vibe.
