Betascan metrology-grade handheld 3D scanner
Description
BetaScan S1 AI is a metrology-grade handheld 3D scanner designed for industrial dimensional inspection, reverse engineering, and quality control. The system employs a multi-mode blue light scanning architecture, combining high-speed, fine-detail, and deep-hole scanning capabilities to deliver high-accuracy, non-contact 3D data acquisition for complex surfaces, intricate features, and precision components.
Features
- 26 crossed blue laser lines for high-speed scanning, with a maximum measurement rate of 6,000,000 points per second.
- 17 parallel blue laser lines for fine-detail scanning, enhancing efficiency in capturing intricate features.
- Single blue laser line for measuring deep holes and hard-to-reach areas.
- Accuracy up to 0.020 mm and resolution up to 0.01 mm.
- Class II eye-safe laser; maximum scan area up to 650 mm × 550 mm.
Optional Capabilities
- Compatible with photogrammetric scale bars to improve volumetric accuracy on large workpieces.
- Supports data formats including STL, PLY, OBJ, and TXT for seamless integration into inspection, modeling, and reverse engineering workflows.
- Fine mode working distance up to 200 mm, suitable for local detail and confined-area measurement.
Typical Applications
- Dimensional inspection of automotive parts, molds, castings, sheet metal components, and precision mechanical parts.
- 3D measurement and quality control of complex surfaces, deep holes, and fine structures.
- Product development, reverse engineering, maintenance/replication, and digital archiving.
- Data acquisition in manufacturing environments, inspection laboratories, and industrial automation front-ends.
Technical Specifications
What is Betascan metrology-grade handheld 3D scanner?
The BetaScan S1 is a metrology-grade handheld 3D scanner designed for industrial dimensional inspection, reverse engineering, and quality control. It utilizes multi-mode blue laser scanning technology to capture high-precision non-contact 3D data from complex surfaces, intricate features, and precision components. With a maximum accuracy of 0.020 mm and resolution up to 0.01 mm, it offers versatile scanning modes for high-speed, fine detail, and deep hole measurements.
Applications
- Dimensional inspection of automotive parts, molds, castings, sheet metal, and precision mechanical components.
- 3D measurement and quality control of complex surfaces, deep holes, and fine structures.
- Product development, reverse engineering, maintenance replication, and digital archiving.
- Data acquisition on manufacturing floors, in inspection laboratories, and for industrial automation front-ends.







